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Any other alternative to column limits imposed in the newest version? #3037
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Hello,
I haven't totally dropped the idea of the "Columns to Tables wrapper" though, but right now it seems unlikely. I'll keep this issue open for a while, because I'd like to think about (2) and I'm still working on Tables. Depending on the outcome I may keep the Columns API as-is and remove the assert introduced in the last version. |
Hello @gallickgunner , |
Hello ocornut. I just read the changelog and found that the number of columns have been limited between
1-64
. Just wanted to know, Is there any other alternative for it? Are you planning to remove columns API from the future versions or something, what's the future plan?Since my file dialog uses a column-based design, as shown in the screenshot,instead of pure vertical list based (purely aesthetical I guess) It's entirely possible to exceed 64 columns depending on the amount of files and directories present in a specific folder and the size of the dialog itself. Thanks.
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