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// - So the next logical step was to refactor all examples to follow that layout of using a "main loop" function.
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// This worked, but it made us lose all the nice things we had...
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-// Since only about 3 examples really need to run with Emscripten, here's our solution:
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+// Since only about 4 examples really need to run with Emscripten, here's our solution:
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// - Use some weird macros and capturing lambda to turn a loop in main() into a function.
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// - Hide all that crap in this file so it doesn't make our examples unusually ugly.
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// As a stance and principle of Dear ImGui development we don't use C++ headers and we don't
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// want to suggest to the newcomer that we would ever use C++ headers as this would affect
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// the initial judgment of many of our target audience.
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// - Technique is based on this idea: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/pull/2492/
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+// - The do { } while (0) is to allow our code calling continue in the main loop.
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#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__
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#include <emscripten.h>
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#include <functional>
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static std::function<void()> MainLoopForEmscriptenP;
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static void MainLoopForEmscripten() { MainLoopForEmscriptenP(); }
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-#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_BEGIN MainLoopForEmscriptenP = [&]()
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-#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_END ; emscripten_set_main_loop(MainLoopForEmscripten, 0, true)
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+#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_BEGIN MainLoopForEmscriptenP = [&]() { do
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+#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_END while (0); }; emscripten_set_main_loop(MainLoopForEmscripten, 0, true)
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#else
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#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_BEGIN
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#define EMSCRIPTEN_MAINLOOP_END
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