- Removed explicit PCH.
- Fixed includes to compile for all supported engine versions, including non-unity builds.
- Configured build.cs to treat ImGui as an engine module and added stricter compilation rules.
- With the mouse sharing enabled, SImGuiWidget can update mouse position without enabling hit-tests. Actual input mode depends whether mouse cursor is hovering any ImGui window or not.
- Added to context proxy interface to read whether that context has mouse hovering any window.
- Added boilerplate code to support mouse sharing settings, properties and commands.
- Removed mouse status update.
- Removed mouse notifications.
- Removed unused function to copy modifier keys on mouse events (key down/up versions are still in use).
- Added SImGuiLayout to resets layout and house SImGuiWidget.
- Module manager creates SImGuiLayout instead of SImGuiWidget (eventually it should be replaced with a higher level object, like AHUD).
- Reworked ImGui canvas dragging and scaling and moved to SImGuiCanvasControl.
- Removed dependency on ImGui internal cursor data. New presentation is cleaner and doesn't use cursor data.
- Rendering code could be simplified after layout reset provided by SImGuiLayout.
- SImGuiWidget still handles input, rendering of ImGui draw data and activation of SImGuiCanvasControl.
- All widgets are in own subfolder.
Map mode allows to reach areas of the canvas that otherwise would be inaccessible (for instance modal windows positioned in the centre of the canvas) and to modify which part should be visible by default.
Using ImGui to draw cursor helps to reduce visual error between mouse cursor and position in ImGui. But it has been reported that this works really bad when frame-rate drops and becomes unusable below ~20 FPS. Taking that into account hardware cursor seems like a better default option. Old behaviour can be enabled with ImGui.DrawMouseCursor console variable.
