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I've also noticed this issue for a few years now. Is this still in the process of being fixed, or is it just not realistically possible to resolve it?

Upon further inspection, this seems to also occur outside of a table if the equation is on the same line as a link (such as `[link](filename) $eqn$`).

To get the height of a given row (in order to cache it on the first passthrough), I have tried looking into a couple variables/functions, but none of them seem...

What I've landed on is something like this for calculating the height: ```cpp ImGuiContext& g = *GImGui; ImGuiTable* table = g.CurrentTable; ImGuiWindow* window = g.CurrentWindow; const float wrapWidth = ImGui::CalcWrapWidthForPos(window->DC.CursorPos,...

I am running into an issue while doing something along the lines of your pseudocode. Rows at the top of the view always render in their entirety, so getting to...

@ocornut Sorry to bother you again, but I was wondering if you happened to have any insight on this (regarding the Dear ImGui clipper range getting submitted for off-screen focus...

This is the gist of the relevant code for anyone else wanting a clipper which handles rows of differing heights: - Relevant structs and functions ```cpp template struct RowHeight {...

@Stefan13-13 Sorry for the delayed response, I didn't see the notification. 1. It's defined as `std::vector& rowHeights` (it's templated). 2. I'm unsure what you mean by if it can be...

> I don't think this makes sense. `{range}` means it's mandatory and `[range]` means it's optional. The issue, in my opinion, is that 1. `[ranges]` are inherently optional (they default...

~~It seems to me that the behavior of both with and without the `[range]` is identical for `:normal`. The only difference documentation-wise is an extra clarification for how it behaves...