Livia Koch wrote:
> When trying to cut down my program to the font problem, I discovered that it
> is possible to use two different fonts in the same window - if I'm not using
> display lists! In this small version of my program, if I'm using DL nothing
> is displayed at all. What is wrong in my way using DL?
> It would be great if I could handle the data seperately, since I have a lot
> of data that has to be blended in and out, and I would like to do it without
> generating everything new again - that's why I've tried the DL way.
>
> Here is the the source code with everything correctly displayed.
Hmm, I'm not sure what the problem is (haven't checked yet),
but I did grab and compile the app, and it made some
really cool animating graphics effects when I resized it:
http://seriss.com/people/erco/fltk/tmp/labels-weird-fx.png
..this is on linux.
Something must be really wrong somewhere, either in linux's
implementation of opengl (which I've not seen before), or the
app is doing something that is making opengl 'unhappy'.
Not sure if calling glViewport on every draw() is necessary,
only on init or resize, right?
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