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TBH from looking at the code examples it looks a bit like it's halfway stuck between a traditional object-oriented UI framework, and a "proper" immediate mode U

TBH from looking at the code examples it looks a bit like it's halfway stuck between a traditional object-oriented UI framework, and a "proper" immediate mode UI (for instance why is there a variable that seems to be a button object).

hsn915 3y ago
Yea, it's unfortunate. I also find their layout "framework"/API to be weird and counter intuitive.