Collaboration diagram for donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions:

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Public Attributes
std::string	title = "Donner SVG Editor"
int	initialWidth = 1280
int	initialHeight = 720
bool	visible = true
	Whether the native desktop window should be shown. Hidden windows still create a real OpenGL context and are useful for framebuffer replay tests.
bool	offscreen = false
	Request an offscreen framebuffer-readback replay surface. Linux uses GLFW's windowless "null" platform (OSMesa software GL), even when a display is available. macOS keeps a native GPU-backed Cocoa context and relies on visible = false for hidden replay windows.
double	offscreenContentScale = 1.0
	Content/display scale to emulate for hidden replay windows. Replay sets this to the recorded scale so framebuffer readback reproduces the pixel geometry of captures taken on a HiDPI machine.
float	clearColor [4] = {0.11f, 0.11f, 0.13f, 1.0f}
	Background clear color (RGBA, 0..1). Matches the viewport surround when the document doesn't fill the whole window.
bool	enableFramebufferReadback = false
	Enable framebuffer CPU readback from endFrameAndReadPixels. Intended for replay tests; disabled by default so production WGPU editor frames cannot read back by accident.

Member Data Documentation

◆ clearColor

float donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::clearColor[4] = {0.11f, 0.11f, 0.13f, 1.0f}

Background clear color (RGBA, 0..1). Matches the viewport surround when the document doesn't fill the whole window.

◆ enableFramebufferReadback

bool donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::enableFramebufferReadback = false

Enable framebuffer CPU readback from endFrameAndReadPixels. Intended for replay tests; disabled by default so production WGPU editor frames cannot read back by accident.

◆ initialHeight

int donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::initialHeight = 720

◆ initialWidth

int donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::initialWidth = 1280

◆ offscreen

bool donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::offscreen = false

Request an offscreen framebuffer-readback replay surface. Linux uses GLFW's windowless "null" platform (OSMesa software GL), even when a display is available. macOS keeps a native GPU-backed Cocoa context and relies on visible = false for hidden replay windows.

◆ offscreenContentScale

double donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::offscreenContentScale = 1.0

Content/display scale to emulate for hidden replay windows. Replay sets this to the recorded scale so framebuffer readback reproduces the pixel geometry of captures taken on a HiDPI machine.

◆ title

std::string donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::title = "Donner SVG Editor"

◆ visible

bool donner::editor::gui::EditorWindowOptions::visible = true

Whether the native desktop window should be shown. Hidden windows still create a real OpenGL context and are useful for framebuffer replay tests.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

donner/editor/gui/EditorWindow.h

Public Attributes