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libui-rs currently uses empty uiBoxes as stretchy spacers, but what if I want fixed spacers? Not by any particular amount, of course, I just want a unit of space to separate things out by. Like the window margin - no nonstandard px amounts, just one standard unit of space.
Right now, an empty label works okay as a vertical spacer.
But what about a horizontal one? A label with a couple space characters as its content? Honestly, both of these solutions feel dirty to me. I think libui should implement proper spacers.
There could be a zero-size spacer, meant for stretchy use, and a one-size spacer meant for non-stretchy use. Maybe there could be two variants of the one-size spacer - one vertical one with zero width, and one horizontal one with zero height.
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Also note that this isn't exactly the same as the padding that uiBox already provides, since that indiscriminately provides padding between all elements.
libui-rs
currently uses emptyuiBox
es as stretchy spacers, but what if I want fixed spacers? Not by any particular amount, of course, I just want a unit of space to separate things out by. Like the window margin - no nonstandard px amounts, just one standard unit of space.Right now, an empty label works okay as a vertical spacer.
But what about a horizontal one? A label with a couple space characters as its content? Honestly, both of these solutions feel dirty to me. I think libui should implement proper spacers.
There could be a zero-size spacer, meant for stretchy use, and a one-size spacer meant for non-stretchy use. Maybe there could be two variants of the one-size spacer - one vertical one with zero width, and one horizontal one with zero height.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: