* Remove calls to `set_ime_allowed`
* Allow IME if `text_cursor_pos` is `Some`
* Only call `Window::set_ime_allowed` when necessary
* allow_ime doesn't need to be atomic
* Remove unused imports
* Fix assignment
When exiting my application, it would freeze for around a minute waiting to finish writing ca. 40MB to file storage.
Some quick profiling revealed that it was spending all that time in `File::write`,
presumably making a large number of system calls writing tiny amounts of data at a time.
We can avoid this by buffering writes using a `BufWriter`, just like we already do with `BufReader`.
With this change, my application takes around 1-2 seconds to exit, with the majority of that time spent serializing `ron`.
I'm sure there are further potential performance improvements there, but this is already an order of magnitude or two better.
I also fixed the call to `log::warn!`, which was using incorrect formatting syntax and not including the error message.
* Add puffin profile scopes to the startup and running of eframe
* puffin_profiler example: start puffin right away
* cargo format let-else statements
* More profile scopes
* Add some `#[inline]`
* Standardize puffin profile scope definitions
* standardize again
* Silence warning when puffin is disabled
* Silence a few clippy warnings
* Use named threads
* Remove some deprecated functions
* Document Context and Ui fully
* Use `parking_lot::Mutex` in `eframe`
* Expand clippy.toml files
* build fix
* Get a reference to `IntegrationInfo`
* Add doc comment
* Change `info` to return a reference
* Clone integration info
* Remove `&`
* Clone integration info in another place
* Fix the app only taking up half the screen size on iPad
* Fix request_repaint not working on iOS
* Always use run_and_exit on iOS since run_and_return is not supported by winit on iOS right now.
* Fix typo
* Fix eframe glow on ios
* Handle more cases
We had a bunch of `cfg!(windows)` and `cfg!(macos)` which should
have been `cfg!(target_os = "windows")`.
I wonder what the effects of this PR will be fore Windows 😬
A window may not always be available and may have already been closed by the time an eframe app is closing. An example of this is Android, where the main activity window may have been stopped or discarded because the app is no longer in the foreground, and then the user decides to close your app without resuming it using the multitasking view.
In this case, skip the window persistence step if it does not exist anymore by the time we are saving the persistence data. Currently eframe will panic with `winit window doesn't exist` instead.
