README.md

Here be the lua bindings.

to use, copy wrap_imgui_codegen.cpp and wrap_imgui_codegen.h, and imgui itself, into your project.

you can then access a table with every wrapper using

// creates a new table with imgui functions, and pushes it to top of the stack.
wrap_imgui::createImguiTable(L);

or add it to your own table:

wrap_imgui::addImguiWrappers(L); // adds to table on top of stack

You should also provide a definition for:

ImTextureID luax_checkTextureID(lua_State* L, int narg);

which should peek at a lua value at the given location on the stack and return a handle to your texture type. From there, you can now integrate imgui as you would integrate imgui into a C++ library.

API docs

An automated listing of all supported functions can be found at api_details.md. the output for each function should fairly closely match the signatures in imgui.h, except for the ones that are not implemented :p Some mechanical notes:

• return types are ordered by out parameter, then function return value.

	local outValue, changed = imgui.DragFloat("my float", inValue)

• We're taking a maximalist approach to enums and enum flags. All of these are valid and interchangable with no configuration necessary:

imgui.Begin("MyWindow", true, "AlwaysAutoResize|NoTitleBar")
imgui.Begin("MyWindow", true, {"AlwaysAutoResize", "NoTitleBar"})
imgui.Begin("MyWindow", true, {AlwaysAutoResize = true, NoTitleBar = true})

We are also generating autocomplete definitions at autocomplete.json. this file matches the atom-autocomplete-lua format.