Hi Dirk Dirk Reiners schrieb: > Hi Christoph, > > It's not at the top of the list, as there are other things burning. But > it's really pretty simple. Pretty much the only thing the base > OSGQtGLWidget does is make sure that the context is left alone. > > I'll check with Carsten what' son his plate on Monday, but if you want > to give a try yourself feel free to do so. > > Yours > > Dirk > I took a look at the code and the old docs. If I understand right the only point why the OSGQ4GLWidget is need is to catch all the calls issued by Qt and manually pass them to the e.g. passivewindow used by opensg for rendering. Also the context is being prevented of being taken over by Qt (filter the makeCurrent calls).. right? So basically I only need the OSGQ4GLWidget from opensg 1.8 - that is no work at all ;-) I thought I would need the managed window - which seems to be a lot more work to port to opensg2.
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