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Minimalistic C++/Python GUI library for OpenGL, GLES2/3, Metal, and WebAssembly/WebGL

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``` In file included from /nanogui/include/nanogui/nanogui.h:33, from /nanogui/src/python/python.h:7, from /nanogui/src/python/nanovg.cpp:1: /nanogui/include/nanogui/slider.h: In member function ‘std::pair nanogui::Slider::range() const’: /nanogui/include/nanogui/slider.h:34:43: note: parameter passing for argument of type ‘std::pair’ when C++17 is enabled...

Hi! Yes so I'm looking for a gui solution that has GL surfaces and can run on Linux without X11. So was wondering if nanogui can do that? Cheers

Top of the Dockerfile: # take SDK container as base FROM torizon/debian-cross-toolchain-arm64 AS build RUN apt-get update # install all required development packages RUN apt-get -y install gcc g++ cmake...

I decided to stick logging into the ref counting and Object destruction. I also decided to put in a destructor for `ExampleApplication`. It properly hits a ref count of 0...

I'm trying to have composable widgets, which may get added or removed based on the underlying data model -- e.g., user adds or removes a shape to a 3d scene,...

Hi, Currently, `pip install nanogui` doesn't work on Python 3.10. Would it be possible to add Python 3.10 support? Thanks, Eli

Can this be done? Right now, the CMake file lists X11 and quite a few other libs as dependencies for both Linux and BSD. I'm targetting "theC64 mini", it uses...

Are there any existing solutions to getting autocomplete/intellisense/code completion working properly with nanogui? I use VSCode/Visual Studio and neither parse compiled pyd files for code completion, they require accompanying .pyi...

I noticed that on the latest version of nanogui, the `Screen` object (and its inheriting example applications) are never destructed. Is this intentional? Destroying an application manually leads to a...

### Description When clicking links in the documentation I end up at source code in the old repo (https://github.com/wjakob/nanogui). This is no big deal but a bit confusing for newcomers....