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I was under the impression that enable = 0 should make the widget visible, but not actionable.

Visible and enabled
The enabled property determines if a widget receives events. If a widget is disabled, it will still be drawn but it will be unresponsive to your mouse clicks.

However, if I set a widget enable to false, this also makes my widget no longer visible. Is this intended?

I am trying to set a knob to exact positions based on a separate event, whereas the knob itself isn't adjustable (ie:disabled).

Any ideas on where some of the biggest leakers would be on load? I see a lot of text edit box objects and I feel the toolbox() that gets reloaded may be one of the culprits. I also saw a lot of mouse events in the GUI base and container duplicated. I assume there is a pointer to an object that gets recreated on every load. Just trying to correct anything major that isn't being emptied/deconstructed before a re-loaded state.

Ever noticed the bad_cast being thrown on creation of objects due to the UserData field or is this just me?
I just noticed the program was throwing them on object creations.

When using Cmake to compile and run a debug version of gui-builder I receive the following error:

Exception thrown at 0x79C8F860 (sfml-system-d-2.dll) in gui-builder.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000027.

I have tried compiling as a static exe but I always seem to get a load of LNK issues. I have successfully compiled and run the release version with no issues.

This is a really helpful and useful tool.  It would be very beneficial to add a "Control Z" or undo / redo button. Also, draggable widgets in the layer list to move them from group to group would be helpful. Maybe I can help with this in time.

When you have both optional and custom callback parameters ie:

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button4->onPress([](int customValue, tgui::String buttonText){ /* ... */ }, 5);
How do you do the same thing with a function pass?

For instance, you do this to get the button text by itself:

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void buttonPressedCallback2(tgui::String buttonText);
button4->onPress(&buttonPressedCallback2);
But say I have a custom parameter as well I want to pass to the function as well, I can't find a way to make it work except with using Lambdas.

Hello, for some reason the child window is being clipped around the original view resolution after the window has been resized. I have tried increasing the gui view size but it still does not render it. The strange thing is I can render a panel outside this area, just not the child window.

Any idea how I allow for tgui to draw the child window to the new window size?

I am getting a lot of "Incomplete Type is not allowed" errors on VB 2019. I don't see any issues with the header files and it does compile but I am still lit up with errors. Any ideas?