> I have it running on Mandrake Linux. You need PQt-2.5pre1 or a CVS version to
> have the pygl extension. This works well with PyOpenGL-1.5.6.
>
> Gerard
The gears demo in examples/ should show how easy the QGLWidget is to use. I
basically grabbed the C++ QT gears source, and converted it almost 1:1.
basically, you inherit from QGLWidget, which you can use just like any other
QT widget, and you reimplement methods such as:
paintGL -- refresh the display
initializeGL -- do your initial GL setup
resizeGL -- reset your projection matrix and viewport to account for the
new window size.
QT and GL turns out to be a *very* nice combination. I've switched from
writing C++/SDL/GL to Python/QT/GL, and until it becomes too slow to cope
with (hint: display lists are your friend), I think I'm going to stay there.
Toby.
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