Randall O'Reilly

If you just want to quit completely, you should use Quit, not close window. But I think the key issue here is that you want to close all the "associated"...

this is the more appropriate lib for this purpose: https://github.com/pmezard/go-difflib/difflib -- using in textbuf

probably not worth it -- putting at lowpri.

Yep I'll do that -- would be generally useful. Meanwhile, here's one version that uses the slider. One question overall is the best visual representation for such a thing --...

The example above from gopix does the first case you mention.. I will put it into gi sometime soon..

added gi.ProgressBar -- see docs there: / ProgressBar is a progress bar that fills up bar as progress continues. // Call Start with a maximum value to work toward, and...

textview uses monospaced font - unifont-14 is not..

On Windows you need to do `$ go build -buildmode exe` if it doesn't work with just plain go build -- this will be fixed at some point but not...

Yep I've seen that -- I think you need to quit using ctrl+D or something like that.

the glfw drop event is now supported -- only works for files.. FileTreeView supports it. need drag-out functionality. not super high pri and would require all platform-specific code..