You are right...
I guess it can't be in the constructor because OpenGL is not yet necessary
started up at constructor time...
Or is there an other reason?
for your other comments, I ofcourse agree on it...
But this was just a dummy example, just to check my texture problem...
My project is of course better code than this ;)
Thanks again,
Loic,
> Loic wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I setup a very small test program, with a spinning cube...
> > but it is absolutely not textured as expected...
>
> Pretty sure the problem is your opengl init stuff needs
> to be moved from the ctor to an if ( !valid() ) { .. } test
> within the fltk draw function, eg:
>
> ----snip
> void draw() {
> if ( !valid() ) {
> valid(1);
> // YOUR OPENGL INIT STUFF GOES HERE
> }
> glEnable(GL_TEXTURE_2D);
> glShadeModel(GL_SMOOTH);
> [..]
> ----snip
>
> Some other observations:
>
> > #include/#defines missing from your example prevent it from
> compiling
> > There's glPushMatrix() calls without pops; gl stack will
> overflow
> > Suggest using Fl::add_timeout(), etc. to do the rotation
> animation
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