Windowless/Infinite Canvas?

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Hello. I'm interested in using this library to drive some of the UI elements in my system, but I see that all elements must be enclosed in an outer window--or at least this is the sense I get from the examples. Is there a way to make specific windows invisible containers, and in addition, make their size infinite? For example, I'd like to build the UI in world space, and using the node editor example, I should be able to move individual nodes around and wire them wherever I'd like. Would any of this be possible with a few modifications?

I think this could be solved somewhat by allowing the user to specify a per-window style.

EDIT: I do see this [code](https://github.com/Immediate-Mode-UI/Nuklear/blob/ed45455c5d0922e0252675e1e263ff9292c67fd6/src/nuklear_style.c#L677), but I'm not sure if this is something I could use before nk_begin to make the outer window invisible.

EDIT 2: It doesn't seem to do anything at all.

Start with the node editor example and inspect how its windows are created around nk_begin. Read the referenced styling code in src/nuklear_style.c and compare it with the reported behavior when styling is applied before nk_begin. Done means establishing whether invisible, unbounded containers and per-window styles are supported, or defining the implementation scope needed for them.

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