1. Main background area was filled by 2 big overlapping rectangles. It works good on solid but not on semi-transparent themes. Just replaced 2 big rectangles with 1 big and 2 small.
2. There is no need in [nk_gdip_fill_rect filled pies fix](7ab7327fa4) anymore. It disturbs semi-transparent themes too.
For example, I draw something via GDI+. Now I can call `nk_gdip_render_gui(AA)` and it will not erase my drawings, just will draw on top.
Previos API was not changed.
Fix incorrect button drawing (wrong stroke, empty spaces in stroke line near the corners). Since there are quarters of circle in the angles then lines must be moved to R, not to D.
I simplified a lot of API calls by pulling panel memory management
inside the library. All API calls which previously required a panel
as parameter are now handling their panel themself.
Nuklear now has three different property versions for int, float and
added by this commit a double version. Internally an additional change
happend. Now the type of the property is actually taken into account
and floating pointer errors due to casting are less of an issue.
Previously I packed standard library variable arguments as well as
file operation into one define `NK_INCLUDE_STANDARD_IO`. This caused
some problems and I split the define into two. So if you want the old
behavior you need to define `NK_INCLUDE_STANDARD_IO` as well as
`NK_INCLUDE_STANDARD_VARARGS`. If you only want file operations but
not variable arguments only define `NK_INCLUDE_STANDARD_IO` and
if you only want varargs but not file operations please only define
`NK_INCLUDE_STANDARD_VARARGS`.
I had a long standing bug inside nuklear which prevents you from
swapping out a font while the code is being build. This bug is now
fixed but the fix requires _ALL_ `nk_user_font` data structures
provided by `nk_style_set_font` to be persistent.
All platform and renderbackend independent examples are now optional
demos for all platforms in `demo/`. Moving some demos from `example/`
provides an easier way to test GUI concepts for users and simplifies
maintenance.
Rob Loach