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/third_party/mesa3d/src/imgui/
H A D	imgui.cpp	7948 static ImGuiWindow* FindWindowNavFocusable(int i_start, int i_stop, int dir) // FIXME-OPT O(N) in FindWindowNavFocusable() function 7965 ImGuiWindow* window_target = FindWindowNavFocusable(i_current + focus_change_dir, -INT_MAX, focus_change_dir); in NavUpdateWindowingHighlightWindow() 7967 window_target = FindWindowNavFocusable((focus_change_dir < 0) ? (g.WindowsFocusOrder.Size - 1) : 0, i_current, focus_change_dir); in NavUpdateWindowingHighlightWindow() 7999 if (ImGuiWindow* window = g.NavWindow ? g.NavWindow : FindWindowNavFocusable(g.WindowsFocusOrder.Size - 1, -INT_MAX, -1)) in NavUpdateWindowing()
/third_party/skia/third_party/externals/imgui/
H A D	imgui.cpp	9857 static ImGuiWindow* FindWindowNavFocusable(int i_start, int i_stop, int dir) // FIXME-OPT O(N) in FindWindowNavFocusable() function 9874 ImGuiWindow* window_target = FindWindowNavFocusable(i_current + focus_change_dir, -INT_MAX, focus_change_dir); in NavUpdateWindowingHighlightWindow() 9876 window_target = FindWindowNavFocusable((focus_change_dir < 0) ? (g.WindowsFocusOrder.Size - 1) : 0, i_current, focus_change_dir); in NavUpdateWindowingHighlightWindow() 9911 if (ImGuiWindow* window = g.NavWindow ? g.NavWindow : FindWindowNavFocusable(g.WindowsFocusOrder.Size - 1, -INT_MAX, -1)) in NavUpdateWindowing()

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