sliderInt() and sliderFloat() don't work properly
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When drawing a sliderInt(), the slider is drawn according to the value of NativeInt, but displays 0.000 instead.
When the slider is clicked, the value of NativeInt immediately changes to 0.
The same behavior was noticed with sliderFloat() and potentially other sliders.
Minimal reproducible example attached. (I used the glfw implementation, but I've had the same results on the directX implementation.)
Main.txt
Can you reproduce this with the latest C++ implementation?
I couldn't reproduce it with the C++ implementation of dear imgui. The demo window function from the bindings (which calls the demo window from the C++ library) doesn't show such behavior either.
It sounds somehow like a 32/64 bit issue? Should check out the implementation of NativeInt.
Alright. I'm running Windows 10 64-bit and used JDK 8 64-bit, if that helps.
Also, I checked it with dragInt() and inputInt() and they seem work as intended.
This is weird. I can reproduce it :/
Fixed on master