EditorTheme.h File Reference

Donner editor design language: a single source of truth for the editor chrome's palette, spacing grid, rounding, and control metrics. Replaces the scattered color literals and ad-hoc PushStyleVar values that previously lived per-widget across the editor tree. More...

#include "donner/css/Color.h"
#include "donner/editor/ImGuiIncludes.h"

Include dependency graph for EditorTheme.h:

Classes
struct	donner::editor::EditorTheme
	Named design tokens for the editor chrome (Graphite ramp). More...

Namespaces
namespace	donner
	Top-level Donner namespace, which is split into different sub-namespaces such as donner::svg and donner::css.

Enumerations
enum class	donner::editor::Accent {   AzimuthBlue ,   SignalTeal ,   UltraViolet }
	Accent hue variants. The editor ships SignalTeal (operator-approved variant B); the others are retained so the token table and its tests cover every accent and a future re-tint is a one-line change. More...

Functions
ImU32	donner::editor::WithAlpha (ImU32 color, uint8_t alpha)
	Returns color with its alpha channel replaced by alpha (ImGui packing). Lets raw ImDrawList chrome reuse an opaque theme token at reduced opacity (e.g. translucent scrollbar rails and info chips).

Variables
constexpr int	donner::editor::kAccentCount = 3
	Number of Accent values, for token-completeness tests and iteration.

Detailed Description

Donner editor design language: a single source of truth for the editor chrome's palette, spacing grid, rounding, and control metrics. Replaces the scattered color literals and ad-hoc PushStyleVar values that previously lived per-widget across the editor tree.

The tokens are ImGui-packed ImU32 (built with IM_COL32) so both the central ImGuiStyle and the raw ImDrawList draws (overlay chrome, toolbar selection, chips) read the same values. Metrics are logical px; callers multiply by displayScale exactly as they did before.

Enumeration Type Documentation

Accent

enum class donner::editor::Accent

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Accent hue variants. The editor ships SignalTeal (operator-approved variant B); the others are retained so the token table and its tests cover every accent and a future re-tint is a one-line change.

Enumerator
AzimuthBlue	Variant A: #4C8DF6, classic / calm.
SignalTeal	Variant B: #31C6B3, highest contrast (shipped default).
UltraViolet	Variant C: #9A7CF7, warmer / creative.