The ButtonManager class, located in the hgui namespace, is a versatile tool for managing Buttons creation in your graphical application. The class can be found inside the header file ButtonManager.h.

• std::shared_ptr<hgui::kernel::Button> create(const std::function<void()>& function, const size& size, const point& position, const std::shared_ptr<kernel::Texture>& texture = nullptr, const std::variant<std::tuple<color, color, color>, color>& color = HGUI_COLOR_WHITE, float borderRadius = 100.f, bool blurrOnHover = true, const std::string& text = "", const std::shared_ptr<kernel::Font>& font = nullptr, const hgui::color& textColor = HGUI_COLOR_BLACK): Creates a new button with the specified parameters.

Note: If you want to use the default look for the button, please set the texture as nullptr and if you want to add text you must give a font.

#include <hgui/header/ButtonManager.h>

{ // Example Usage of ButtonManager
    std::function<void()> buttonFunction = /* initialize button action */;
    hgui::size buttonSize(100, 40);
    hgui::point buttonPosition(200, 200);

    // Create a button
    std::shared_ptr<hgui::kernel::Button> myButton = hgui::ButtonManager::create(buttonFunction, buttonSize, buttonPosition);

    myButton->press();
    // (Apply button effects here)
} // Here the destructor of myButton is called

Note: In the "Example Usage" section, we demonstrate how to create a button with the ButtonManager class.