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When a file or folder is clicked on in the File Browser, there is not always an indication that it is now selected. It appears the item is given a highlight, which matches the "light" alternate color when listing items, only if it matches the search pattern and is a file. This makes it very difficult to tell when a file even is selected, and which folder may be selected.
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Screenshot of "cimnodes.dll" file selected using the ImTool default Corporate Grey theme.
Screenshot of "cimnodes.dll" file selected using the Visual Studio Dark theme for imgui.
Screenshot of "ref" folder selected using the ImTool default Corporate Grey theme.
Screenshot of "runtimes" folder selected using the ImTool default Corporate Grey theme.
It appears the highlight color for files is using an existing theme style instead of potentially modifying an existing one automatically (making the style color being lighter if using a dark theme, or darker if using a light theme). In some imgui themes this results in the selected file color being identical to the lighter color used when rendering the file list using alternating colors.
From what I can tell, folders that are selected in the OpenFile(s) mode do not get highlighted at all when selected. After testing it more, those folders are not navigated into when the confirmation button (such as Open) is clicked while in OpenFile mode. This is inconsistent with standard (non-imtool) File browser behavior. The issue here appears that the folders are not actually be set as "selected" at all.
When a file or folder is clicked on in the File Browser, there is not always an indication that it is now selected. It appears the item is given a highlight, which matches the "light" alternate color when listing items, only if it matches the search pattern and is a file. This makes it very difficult to tell when a file even is selected, and which folder may be selected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: