Public Member Functions
	Manager ()
	Constructor.

component::Window *	createWindow (const std::string &name, const std::string &title, const glm::vec2 &pos, const glm::vec2 &size, const int &options=DEFAULT_WINDOW_FLAGS)
	Create a new window.

component::Window *	getWindow (const std::string &name)
	Get an existing window by name.

Theme &	getTheme ()
	Get theme handler (for example: to make color / fonts edits)

Renderer &	getRenderer ()
	Get ui renderer (for example: to change the shader)

void	bindToWindow (oe::core::Window *window)
	Allow the UI to send events / take control of specific application window.

void	handleEvents (oe::core::EventHandler &)
	Transmit event states to UI.

void	generate ()
	Generate UI content (no render performed)

template<typename T , typename... Args>
T *	createComponent (Args &&... args)

void	render ()
	Render the GUI.

void	applyTheme ()
	Apply theme settings before generating GUI.

Member Function Documentation

◆ applyTheme()

void oe::gui::Manager::applyTheme ( )

Apply theme settings before generating GUI.

Note: You need to call this function only if you have made any changes to the theme or font (including before first generation)

void oe::gui::Manager::bindToWindow ( oe::core::Window * window )

Allow the UI to send events / take control of specific application window.

Parameters

window Window to take control, use nullptr to disable

@Note Used to let the UI move/show/hide the cursor and access the clipboard

template<typename T , typename... Args>

T * oe::gui::Manager::createComponent ( Args &&... args )

inline

Create a component

void oe::gui::Manager::generate ( )

Generate UI content (no render performed)

Note: If you use custom GUI generation you should call this function because some basic checks are done

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