* can draw from selection
* add light-weight render manager to render many images simultaneously
* [debug me] currently the image close button does not do
* the unselected image can be closed now
* can close images and manually open them on demand
* cosmetic
* image view stuff in render subdirectory
* cosmetic
* generate docs
* review
windows support
some cosmetics
💅 and pin libCZI module
* logger business
* code review
* rm c-style array
* extract image rendering to view
* missing view files
* init view abstractions
* leverage concepts and provide a templateized Enumerate function
* RVO
* get rid of some warnings
* logger business
* code review
* rm c-style array
* extract image rendering to view
* missing view files
* init view abstractions
* leverage concepts and provide a templateized Enumerate function
* RVO
* get rid of some warnings
* logger business
* code review
* rm c-style array
* init view abstractions
* leverage concepts and provide a templateized Enumerate function
* RVO
* get rid of some warnings
* logger business
* code review
* rm c-style array
* init view abstractions
* leverage concepts and provide a templateized Enumerate function
* RVO
* get rid of some warnings
* Factor out AppGLFW base class
The intention here is to get rid of scaffolding in the consumer
application class and allow to focus on the "important bits".
* Some cleanup
* dump unnecessary dependency
* link stuff where needed & use only what's needed
* remove deprecation warnings
* add gallery toggle
* make some includes private
* add presets
* remove dir locals, use presets instead
`projectile-configure-project' in conjunction with CMakePresets.json
will allow to configure the project.
`projectile-compile-project' does sth similar for the compile command.
This is equivalent to something like
~cmake --preset clang-debug && cmake --build build --preset clang-debug~
* use presets in pipeline
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Co-authored-by: m-aXimilian <keuffnermax@gmail.com>
`projectile-configure-project' in conjunction with CMakePresets.json
will allow to configure the project.
`projectile-compile-project' does sth similar for the compile command.
This is equivalent to something like
~cmake --preset clang-debug && cmake --build build --preset clang-debug~
For some reason it seems as if UpdateResource is already defined in
some (other) dependency of Pixelarium.
Instead of throwing around platform specific macros to fix the Windows
build for correct mangling, I decided to simply rename the function.
Fixes#3
m-aXimilian