Vladimir Ein

Just curious, what do you mean by saying "to have better support for icons"? Icon fonts are already supported by DPG; so maybe it's something else you have in mind?

```py with dpg.font_registry(): with dpg.font("resources/fonts/microns.ttf", 16, tag="font-icons"): dpg.add_font_range(0xe700, 0xe7ff) ... # Could be anything else, it just demonstrates one possible approach class Icon(): COG = "\ue736" FLAG = "\ue72e" ......

> The fact that in the showcase gallery, there is a single example that uses buttons with icons (which icons also look manually drawn, and not from a standardized library)...

I don't think it is doable on the Python side of things. You can research [ImGuiFileDialog](https://github.com/aiekick/ImGuiFileDialog) a bit on that topic. If you find anything that can control selection via...

> but I couldn't find a similar pattern in DPG Probably because it doesn't work well with the [immediate-mode GUI paradigm](https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/wiki#about-the-imgui-paradigm). While re-rendering all those buttons is truly a waste...

Well, actually, something like partial rendering might eventually get added to Dear ImGui and then probably to DPG as well. Take a look at this post, section 6.10, where Omar...

In your example, the button has a callback but does not have a tag, and there's a tag on the window but it doesn't have a callback. ```py with dpg.window(label="tutorial",...

Yeah, this one breaks for me, too. It's a regression caused by [commit 187c94e](https://github.com/hoffstadt/DearPyGui/commit/187c94e9be2f3cc0851f6b09717d7c2dc6d0e8b0), which was done to fix the issue #2034.

The name `radius` is what's causing confusion here. In the C++ implementation, the corresponding argument is named `indicatorRadiusFactor`. That is, it isn't radius in pixels, it's just a scaling factor...

Yeah, doc definitely needs to explain this. Also, I'd prefer to fix the calculation bugs I mentioned earlier before we even touch the doc (just to make sure everything is...