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GlyphRangesBuilder is broken. Refer https://github.com/AllenDang/cimgui-go/issues/206

upstream issue closed, @Geo5 there was a large change in the way how cimgui-go wraps imgui types. Could you check if this works now?

@francmarx do you mean the Plot flag? if so, there is a flag for `giu.Plot().Flags(giu.PlotFlagsAntiAliased)`

In cimgui there is ```go func (self Style) SetAntiAliasedLines(v bool) { selfArg, selfFin := self.handle() defer selfFin() C.wrap_ImGuiStyle_SetAntiAliasedLines(selfArg, C.bool(v)) } ``` so `imgui.CurrentStyle().SetAntiAliasedLines(false)` should work on master.

Giu's master branch already used cimgui-go.

@francmarx thats a good question. After a look at cimgui-go api I think this should be something like this: `imgui.PlotGetStyle().SetUseLocalTime(true)`. You should find most of these methods either here https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/AllenDang/cimgui-go...

I've added a link to the documentation in cimgui-go repo

from cimplot_enums.go: ```go // original name: ImAxis_ type PlotAxisEnum int32 const ( AxisX1 = 0 AxisX2 = 1 AxisX3 = 2 AxisY1 = 3 AxisY2 = 4 AxisY3 = 5...

I've never tought about this tbh :smile: from `glfw_backend.cpp`: ```c unsigned int glfw_target_fps = 30; //... void igSetTargetFPS(unsigned int fps) { glfw_target_fps = fps; } ``` from glfw_backend.go: ```go func...

@francmarx `(*MasterWindow).SetTargetFPS(60)` should help btw, thank you for pointing out these bugs - it makes giu still better and better :smile: LMK if iyou find something more