Thanks! So the square map is a binary tree that bottoms out in sorted vectors of some max-size? (A picture would help your article a lot 🙏)

I think a comparison to a B-tree is warranted

Thank you ❤️

There are a lot more improvements and bug fixes - read all about them in the release notes here: github.com/emilk/egui/r...

Happy hacking!

Finally, we've improved text rendering (again!). Especially light mode looks a lot better. Before/after:

SVG support has been greatly improved. We now have pixel-perfect scalable vector graphics. Yay :)

On a related note, the next Rerun release switches all its icons to SVGs ;)

We've completely rewritten popups in egui, with `egui::Popup`, which now powers tooltips, context menus, normal menus, combo-boxes, and everything else that, well, pop up :)

It's very powerful yet ergonomic

egui::Atom is the new, indivisible building block of egui (hence the name). It lets you mix images and text in many places where you would previously only be able to add text.

Atoms is the first step towards a more powerful layout engine in egui - stay tuned!

This is a BIG undertaking and will take a while to get done. My startup, Rerun, is sponsoring the PR author Valadaptive in her ongoing work.

Also it just keeps on coming today…

It’s only once a year or so, but when it happens you can’t mass-report it, so you need to either spend hours reporting each issue individually (no thanks) or ten minutes closing all as ”not planned”. But then the issues remain forever, and goes unreported.

I use it to keep track of the libraries dependencies, to make sure it doesn't explode. I also use `cargo deny` to ensure there are no duplicates in the dependency tree.
And if someone makes a PR to add a new dependency, you directly see all the transitive dependencies it pulls in.

The latter. I fear I am one of the few lucky ones who got to witness the rise of the MEGA-ICONS

Solved now, unfortunately :(