Hi
I have 2 applications, one is written in java, the other in C. For reasons I
wont go into to I need to have the C application perform hardware
accelerated opengl rendering to a window created by the Java application.
This is currently working on Windows. On this platform the java application
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 9:59 AM, Jonathan Cochrane
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Now, on OSX the java app gets a NSView/cocoaviewref. Is there some member of
NSView similar to the HWND on windows that I can pass to my C process? The C
process can then create a hardware accelerated opengl rendering
apologies if ive been misunderstood, but no, i havent taken a pointer from
the java app and passed it to the c app, i know that wont work.
what i was asking if there something similar to the MS Windows HWND, or a
window id, i could pass between processes, not a pointer
ive just had a look at
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 11:14 AM, Jonathan Cochrane
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apologies if ive been misunderstood, but no, i havent taken a pointer from
the java app and passed it to the c app, i know that wont work.
Ok, good. :)
what i was asking if there something similar to the MS Windows
On May 23, 2008, at 10:14 AM, Jonathan Cochrane wrote:
ive just had a look at 'son of a grab' source and it seems there is
the
concept of a CGWindowID, maybe this is what i need ?
below is an excerpt from the NSWindow Class Reference:
These constants and data type represent the access
