> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> G'day, >> >> I searched the FAQ and this list for my problem, and haven't found >> anything. I apologise in advance if this problem has been reported/ >> solved before. >> >> I am writing a simple application to display a grid of images, and I >> am trying to get it to support resizing. However any time I add a >> on_resize event handler, all I get is a blackscreen. >> > The default on_resize handler defined on Window sets up the OpenGL > viewport and an orthogonal projection. You can either > > * call super() in your method to call Window.on_resize, or > * use push_handlers() to add your event handler without replacing the > existing one. > Ah, thank you very much. Is there a preference for either? Also, do you mind if I add this to the FAQ?
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