-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I'm writing some code that currently displays gif images of molecules. I would like to instead use OpenGL to render these images - I figure that I need GtkGLArea. But how does this relate to the PyOpenGL bindings? From the examples in the PyOpenGL package, it seems they use GLUT to manage windows and events etc. So what would be the procedeure to use OpenGL commands to output to the GtkGLArea I'd appreciate it if anybody could point me to some example code.
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