// performance penalty, but requires a little more work on the code. If you only have a few hundreds elements in your possible selection set,
// you may as well not bother with clipping, as the cost should be negligible (as least on imgui side).
// If you are not sure, always start without clipping and you can work your way to the more optimized version afterwards.
// - The void* Src/Dst value represent a selectable object. They are the values you pass to SetNextItemMultiSelectData().
// - The void* Src/Dst value represent a selectable object. They are the values you pass to SetNextItemSelectionUserData().
// Storing an integer index is the easiest thing to do, as SetRange requests will give you two end points. But the code never assume that sortable integers are used.
// - In the spirit of imgui design, your code own the selection data. So this is designed to handle all kind of selection data: instructive (store a bool inside each object),
// external array (store an array aside from your objects), set (store only selected items in a hash/map/set), using intervals (store indices in an interval tree), etc.
@ -2697,7 +2697,7 @@ enum ImGuiMultiSelectFlags_
// 3) Set RangeSrcPassedBy=true if the RangeSrc item is part of the items clipped before the first submitted/visible item. [Only required if you are using a clipper in step 4]
// This is because for range-selection we need to know if we are currently "inside" or "outside" the range.
// If you are using integer indices everywhere, this is easy to compute: if (clipper.DisplayStart > (int)data->RangeSrc) { data->RangeSrcPassedBy = true; }
// 4) Submit your items with SetNextItemMultiSelectData() + Selectable()/TreeNode() calls.
// 4) Submit your items with SetNextItemSelectionUserData() + Selectable()/TreeNode() calls.
// Call IsItemSelectionToggled() to query with the selection state has been toggled, in which you need the info immediately (before EndMultiSelect()) for your display.
// When cannot reliably return a "IsItemSelected()" value because we need to consider clipped (unprocessed) item, this is why we return a toggle event instead.
// 5) Call EndMultiSelect(). Save the value of ->RangeSrc for the next frame (you may convert the value in a format that is safe for persistance)
IM_ASSERT((g.NextItemData.SelectionUserData!=ImGuiSelectionUserData_Invalid)&&"Forgot to call SetNextItemMultiSelectData() prior to item, required in BeginMultiSelect()/EndMultiSelect() scope");
IM_ASSERT((g.NextItemData.SelectionUserData!=ImGuiSelectionUserData_Invalid)&&"Forgot to call SetNextItemSelectionUserData() prior to item, required in BeginMultiSelect()/EndMultiSelect() scope");