On 19 Okt., 16:40, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Er, how can it be 'static' if you're initializing it with a 'this'?
I don't need the 'static', but since these are constants all values
would be identically for all instances.
> If you know the constant's value, use it in your code (to initialize
> your constant field); do not call JSNI if you can avoid it.
I think I can take the constant values from /usr/include/GL/gl.h
(Linux). I'm not 100% sure if all graphic drivers use the same values,
I will need to test that. However, an backup solution would be this:
public static final int TEXTURE_2D = initTexture2D();
private static native int initTexture2D() /*-{ return
@packet.WebGL::gl.TEXTURE_2D; }-*/;
Thanks!
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