Hi Jonas
I have added a member in FrameData and that is
std::vector<eq::Event> eventQueue;
then in FrameData in function getInstanceData and applyInstanceData I
have added this member like
stream<<data<<eventQueue; and
stream>>data>>eventQueue;
and in Config::handleEvents() I am adding events in this eventQueue. And
before adding clear the list in each frame. So in Config::handleEvents()
eq::Event eventTmp = event->data;
mFrameData.eventQueue.push_back(eventTmp);
These events I am taking in each frame from config in Pipe::startFrame()
and adding in to osg viewer.
rest thing will be taken care by osg viewer.
Santosh Gaikwad
MTS Design
Darshan Solutions Limited
www.darshan3d.com <http://www.darshan3d.com>
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Jonas Walti wrote:
Hi Santosh
Santosh schrieb:
Hi Jonas
To handle the key or mouse events in eqOSG , in my implementation I
have collocted all the events in Config::handlEvent() in a vector
list and passed to the Pipe using frame data and converted these
events in OSG and set to the event queue of the osgViewer. You can
get the event queue of the osgViewer using function
viewer->getEventQueue().
This was exaclty what I tried to do, but failed on implementation.
What exaclty do you save in your Vector-List?
Some lines of code (a keypress for example) would help me a lot.
Hope this will help you ..
With one or two hints more a lot... :-)
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