Unable to remove status bar from raygui Panels about raylib-go

[gen2brain]

Some reproducible example would be nice, you mention Panel, and then you link to ScrollPanel. I am guessing based on the checks you sent that some function should pass nil if the string is empty but that is just a guess.

[JupiterRider]

@gen2brain I don't know every place, where a NULL string affects the appearance, but C-raygui has NULL-checks, so we can safely pass them instead of an empty string.

[gen2brain]

Why do you think that the expected result is a panel with no status bar? Does that behavior differ from C behavior? The function just says bounds and text, with no mention of the status bar.

[michaeldelgado1]

Yes it's in the C implementation.
https://github.com/raysan5/raygui/blob/12804826d01bfb636e36f816bda19eaa23b4ace7/src/raygui.h#L1793

I've used it pretty recently. I'm not familiar with cgo, but if you do a length check in the string, I assume you can pass null instead of a blank string.

[michaeldelgado1]

Here's a better link:
https://github.com/raysan5/raygui/blob/12804826d01bfb636e36f816bda19eaa23b4ace7/src/raygui.h#L1891

[michaeldelgado1]

The implementation is the same for both panel and scroll panel...
https://github.com/raysan5/raygui/blob/12804826d01bfb636e36f816bda19eaa23b4ace7/src/raygui.h#L1693

As far as an example goes, I don't have much time to provide one at the moment. Both your project and the original C implement have Scroll panel examples. It's possible to check those

[JupiterRider]

Some reproducible example would be nice, you mention Panel, and then you link to ScrollPanel. I am guessing based on the checks you sent that some function should pass nil if the string is empty but that is just a guess.

@gen2brain I think you are right.

Here is the current state (I ran the example gui/scroll_panel/scroll_panel.go):

And here with a nil passed (JupiterRider@c212c33):

[michaeldelgado1]

Nice implementation @JupiterRider my only gripe would be to do a nil check in the free so we don't attempt to free a nil pointer

[JupiterRider]

@michaeldelgado1
The free is inside the if statement:

var ctext *C.char
if len(text) > 0 {
	ctext = C.CString(text)
	defer C.free(unsafe.Pointer(ctext))
}

[michaeldelgado1]

I totally missed that. Thanks for pointing it out. I was reading on mobile 🤦

[gen2brain]

@JupiterRider Nice, can you send the PR? Is that the only function/place where it needs nil?