m0bl0 wrote:
>
>
> Your event handling problems occur because Qt uses its own event dispatch,
> so Eq doesn't receive any events from Windows. I don't think you can
> disable this behavior in Qt, so the only option is to manually forward
> events from Qt to Eq. You might want to have a look at
> http://eqqt.sourceforge.net/
> (svn at https://eqqt.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/eqqt/trunk),
> which is my attempt at an Eq-Qt integration. It contains a "hello world"
> example application.
>
> HTH,
> Marc
>
Hi, m0bl0
Thanks for your Eq-QT example, now I've integrated eqPly example into QT,
but there's a small problem:
when it draws font, it crashed. By follow in, it seems occur in
BitmapFont::_initWGL(),
here's the code:
> const OSWindow* osWindow = window->getOSWindow();
> const WGLWindowIF* wglWindow = dynamic_cast< const WGLWindowIF*
> >(osWindow);
> if( !wglWindow )
> {
> EQWARN << "Window does not use a WGL window" << endl;
> return false;
> }
>
because we use QTWindowIF, so dynamic_cast to WGLWindowIF failed, and return
false.Then cause other lots of problems.
How to fix it, any suggestion?
Thanks in advanced!
Aren.
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