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## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists n/a ## Description of change Create three distinct layers for the overlay: 1. Bottommost persistent layer - non-interactable layer that is always on. This was only for notifications, but now the FPS widget lives here as well. 2. Overlay windows layer - most interactable windows go here. 3. Topmost main menu - this is reserved for the main menu (escape key) and this is a modal dialog that occludes the layers below. Why? - `toggle overlay` behavior with FPS widget *also* toggling on/off was a bit confusing (now they're two separate keys) - FPS widget is popular, but it caused the entire overlay to be active, which affects how input is handled - the main menu being a standalone window was a little awkward (now it's a modal) ## Testing
27 lines
602 B
C++
27 lines
602 B
C++
#pragma once
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#include <chrono>
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#include "overlay/window.h"
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namespace overlay::windows {
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enum class NextItem {
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NEW_LINE,
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SAME_LINE
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};
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class ExitPrompt : public Window {
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public:
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ExitPrompt(SpiceOverlay *overlay);
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void build_content() override;
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void update() override;
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private:
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void build_button(Window *window, std::string label, const ImVec2 &size, NextItem next);
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// latch so the popup is opened once per activation; reset in update()
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// whenever the menu is inactive
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bool popup_opened = false;
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};
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}
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