raygui

The cyber style can be integrated into a raygui application using several different methods depending on your project requirements. Choose the format that best fits your build process:

• Embedded C code: Use style_cyber.h for a self-contained, embeddable style that includes font data directly in your source code.
• Binary style file: Use style_cyber.rgs (for raygui 4.0+) which contains compressed font data (recs, glyphs).
• Text style file: Use style_cyber.txt.rgs if you prefer a text-based format, but note that this requires you to provide an external font.
• Legacy binary file: Use style_cyber.old.rgs for raygui 3.x projects (contains uncompressed font data).
• Image-embedded data: Use style_cyber.png, which contains the binary .rgs file data within an rGSf chunk.

If you prefer not to ship external .rgs files, you can embed styles directly into your source code. raygui provides .h files for every style which contain all required style and font data. To use this method:

1. Add the specific style's .h file to your project.
2. Call the initialization function specified within that header file.

The 'bluish' style can be integrated into a raygui application using several different file formats depending on your project requirements. Choose the format that best fits your build process:

• style_bluish.h: Best for embedded applications. This is a self-contained C header file that includes the style and font data as code.
• style_bluish.rgs: A binary style file (compatible with raygui 4.0) that includes compressed font data (recs, glyphs).
• style_bluish.txt.rgs: A text-based style file. Note that this version does not include font data and requires you to provide an external font.
• style_bluish.old.rgs: A binary style file for older versions (raygui 3.x) with uncompressed font data.
• style_bluish.png: A style table image that contains the binary rgs file data within an rGSf chunk.

raygui is a single-file header-only library. To use it in your C/C++ project, include raygui.h.

Crucial: You must define RAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION in exactly one compilation unit before including the header to include the function definitions. In all other modules that need to use raygui, include raygui.h without defining RAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION.

#include "raylib.h"

#define RAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "raygui.h"

int main() {
    // Your code here
    return 0;
}

To build raygui using the provided CMake definition files, navigate to the projects/CMake directory and follow the standard CMake build workflow: create a build directory, run cmake pointing to the source, and then compile using make.

cd projects/CMake
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

raygui includes a built-in set of 512 icons (16x16 pixels, 1-bit). You can display icons in any control by prefixing the icon ID to the text using the #iconId# format.

Alternatively, use the GuiIconText() function to automatically prefix the icon using a clear identifier defined in raygui.h.

The ashes style can be integrated into a raygui application using several different file formats depending on your project requirements. Choose the format that best fits your deployment strategy:

• Self-contained (Recommended for easy embedding): Use style_ashes.h to embed the style directly as code. This is self-contained and includes the necessary font data.
• Binary (raygui 4.0+): Use style_ashes.rgs. This is a binary file with compressed font data (recs, glyphs).
• Text-based: Use style_ashes.txt.rgs. This is a text style file that does not include font data; you must provide an external font manually.
• Legacy Binary (raygui 3.x): Use style_ashes.old.rgs. This is a binary file with uncompressed font data.
• Image-embedded: Use style_ashes.png. This style table image contains an rGSf chunk which holds the binary rgs file data.

You can integrate the 'dark' style into your raygui project using several different methods depending on your requirements for portability, file size, or ease of use.

Choose one of the following files:

• style_dark.h: Best for ease of use. It is a self-contained C header file that embeds the style and font data directly into your code.
• style_dark.rgs: A binary style file (compatible with raygui 4.0) that includes compressed font data.
• style_dark.txt.rgs: A text-based style file that does not include font data; you must provide an external font.
• style_dark.old.rgs: A binary style file for older versions (raygui 3.x) with uncompressed font data.
• style_dark.png: A style table image that contains the binary rgs data within an rGSf chunk.