I had developed some Qt code on Windows that worked great. When I compiled it
on Linux, I noticed some oddities. The most interesting one is that:
osgViewer::GraphicsWindow::getWindowRectangle()
returns an absolute window position in Windows (x != y != 0) whereas it seems
to be
Hi Thomas,
I had developed some Qt code on Windows that worked great. When I compiled it
on Linux, I noticed some oddities. The most interesting one is that:
osgViewer::GraphicsWindow::getWindowRectangle()
returns an absolute window position in Windows (x != y != 0) whereas it
Thank you for your reply. I actually got around this by getting the central
widget's (Qt) window rectangle instead of using the graphic window's rectangle.
I agree that this seems like an inconsistency that would be nice to take care
of. Incidentally, I took a quick look and did not see a
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