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Single-header file picker Windows library for ImGui.
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Single-header file picker library for ImGui.
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Currently, this library is Windows-only. Support for Linux is planned.
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# How to use
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int renderFilePicker(wchar_t* userPath, bool* windowOpen, int windowFlags = 0) {
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This library exposes two functions:
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Call `int fp::renderFilePicker(wchar_t* userPath, bool* windowOpen, int windowFlags = 0);` within the render loop providing a pre-allocated C-string buffer of MAX_PATH characters in `userPath`. `windowOpen` must be initially set to `true`, and will set itself to `false` when execution is done. If succesful, your buffer will contain a valid path. You can check the file picker state each frame by parsing this function's return value. You can provide `windowFlags` to customize its appearance.
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##int renderFilePicker(wchar_t* userPath, bool* windowOpen, int windowFlags = 0);
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## Window states
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Call this function within the render loop providing a pre-allocated C-wide string buffer of MAX_PATH characters in `userPath`. `windowOpen` must be initially set to `true`, and will set itself to `false` when execution is done. If succesful, your buffer will contain a valid path. You can check the file picker state each frame by parsing this function's return value. You can provide `windowFlags` to customize its appearance.
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### Window customization flags
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```
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- fp::ExitFlags::EXIT_CONTINUE : Window will render next frame.
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- fp::ExitFlags::EXIT_SELECTED : A path has been successfully returned, window will close.
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- fp::ExitFlags::EXIT_CLOSED : User has closed the window. No path is returned.
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- fp::ExitFlags::EXIT_ERROR : An unexpected error has ocurred. No path is returned.
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fp::WindowFlags::FULLSCREEN : Render window in full screen, without decorations.
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```
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## Valid window flags
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### Return values
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```
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- fp::WindowFlags::FP_FULLSCREEN`: Render window in full screen, without decorations.
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fp::ExitFlags::CONTINUE : Window will render next frame.
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fp::ExitFlags::SELECTED : A path has been successfully returned, window will close.
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fp::ExitFlags::CLOSED : User has closed the window. No path is returned.
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```
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##void setDebugInfo(int debugVerbosity);
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When `FPDEBUG` is enabled, this allows you to configure debug granularity.
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### Debug flags
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```
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fp::DebugVerbosity::DIRECTORY
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fp::DebugVerbosity::VOLUME
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fp::DebugVerbosity::EXTENSION
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```
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# Library dependencies
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- **C++ STL**: This library uses `vector` and `w\string`.
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## Build considerations
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## Enable debug information
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Define `DEBUG` to print relevant information to the console.
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Define `FPDEBUG` to print relevant information to the console.
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# Demo build instructions
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## Build requirements
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- [**GLFW v3**](https://github.com/glfw/glfw/releases): used as rendering backend. Executable in releases is compiled with version [`3.3.8`](https://github.com/glfw/glfw/releases/tag/3.3.8).
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- Compiled with `clang` using [**llvm-mingw 20220906**](https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw/releases/tag/20220906).
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- Developed and tested with `clang` using [**llvm-mingw 20220906**](https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw/releases/tag/20220906). Any `MinGW`-backed `clang` compiler should work, but your mileage may vary.
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## How to compile
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Download GLFW and pick your libraries according to your toolchain(`mingw-w64` in this example).
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Then, call your compiler directly (`clang` is demonstrated here) specifying both libs needed and your paths to the necessary header and lib files:
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Download GLFW and pick your libraries according to your toolchain. Then, call your compiler directly specifying both libs needed and your paths to the necessary header and lib files:
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```
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clang++ demo/main.cpp -o demo/demo.exe -L C:/pathtollvmmingw/x86_64-w64-mingw32/bin -I C:\pathtollvmmingw\include -L C:/pathtoglfw/lib-mingw-w64 -I C:\pathtoglfw\include -lglfw3 -l libc++
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If you want to statically link:
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```
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clang++ demo/main.cpp -o demo/si.exe -DDEBUG -L C:\capybara\libclang\x86_64-w64-mingw32\bin -L C:\capybara\libclang\x86_64-w64-mingw32\lib -I C:\capybara\libclang\include -std=c++17 -lglfw3 -l opengl32 -l gdi32 -l user32 -l kernel32 -l imm32 -static-libstdc++ --verbose
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clang++ demo/main.cpp -o demo/demo.exe -L C:/pathtoglfw/lib-mingw-w64 -L C:/pathtollvmmingw/x86_64-w64-mingw32/lib -I C:\pathtollvmmingw\include -I C:\pathtoglfw\include -std=c++17 -stdlib=libc++ -rtlib=compiler-rt -static -l glfw3 -l gdi32 -l opengl32 -l user32 -l kernel32 -static-libstdc++
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```
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Add `-DDEBUG` to print filepicker's debug information, if you so desire.
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# To-Dos
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