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Support for unsigned, double and 64bit int types #320
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Which widgets are you thinking about exactly? |
Basically we have a pretty complete c++ reflection system and want to be able to inspect and modify all the data types for debugging. But you're right, for our usage it probably makes the most sense to just use InputText() and sort it out, obviously we don't need drag/sliders for this stuff. |
Good! InputFloat() / InputInt() have some extra features compared to what you'd typically do yourself with InputText()+scanf: buttons and arithmetic ops (you can type e.g. *100 in an InputFloat() box to multiply the value by 100). You should be able to replicate those features in your own versions if you really fancy them. Otherwise InputText()+scanf should work. |
FYI, I have added functions in a branch to work with float, double, 32/64 bits, signed and unsigned (and in a proper lossless manner, as previously some functions didn't work great with big integers). |
Right now everything eventually becomes the 32bit float editor. We'd love to also see uint64_t, int64_t, uint32_t, and double in there.
Thanks!
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