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Hello everyone! I am happy to announce ImPlot v0.17, the first release since I (@brenocq) stepped up as the new maintainer.
I want to thank @epezent for creating this incredible library and for trusting me to steward it moving forward. ImPlot is now back under active development!
Today we are also releasing **[ImPlot3D v0.3](https://github.com/brenocq/imp...
This release mostly exists to fix my blunder when releasing v0.15 (forgot to update versioning in headers, oops!) @ocornut kindly attempted to rectify the issue, but this seems to have caused issues for some users (https://github.com/epezent/implot/issues/499). Also included are a few trivial bug fixes and a handful of small PRs.
Full Change Log: https://github.com/epezent/implot/compare/v0.15...
Each of ImPlot's PlotX functions now takes an optional ImPlotXFlags parameter. This decision (1) allows us to easily add more options for plot items and (2) allows us to consolidate and clean up some of the API. Here's what this looks like for PlotLine:
// Flags for ANY PlotX function
enum ImPlotItemFlags_ {
ImPlotItemFlags_None = 0,
ImPlotIt...
Previously, setting up a plot and its axes was done by passing several args to BeginPlot and leveraging a handful of preceding SetNextXXX functions. The former was becoming unwieldy with BeginPlot requiring additional args for each newly introduced feature, while the latter was always awkward and a bit of a nightmare to manage under the hood. Neither approach offe...