Good Morning,
Thanks, Robert, I knew it should have been something simple like that. I
discovered it by accident while comparing the code between 2.9.16 and 3.0.1
and now the viewers are all responsive with the ON_DEMAND flag. The help is
much appreciated from everyone and I am glad, Andre, that
1 - The program starts with no scenario windows
2 - I can add or remove Windows with a new/open file operation.
3 - for the first window to be opened everything works perfect regarding
events ( mouse click, mouse press, drag, etc ).
4 - For all the others i have to wait a time till the event
Hi Robert Milharcic.
Hi Gentlemen.
It worked here.
Thank you very much.
Chris, my application uses QMdiArea as the main manager for each
CompositeViewerWidget. And all CompositeViewerWidgets inherits from
QMainWindow. Hope it helps.
Best Regards
Andre
2011/9/27 Robert Milharcic
Hi Robert.
I'm working with a qtOsg application that uses internal windows.
Each window represents a viewer thats is being managed by a composite viewer.
1 - The program starts with no scenario windows
2 - I can add or remove Windows with a new/open file operation.
3 - for the first window to
Hi Andre,
I'm not a Qt guru, and am not the author of osgQt so can't provide
guidance to the ins and out of Qt. Hopefully those more knowledgeable
of Qt will be able to chip in.
Robert.
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 7:29 PM, Andre Simoes andrersim...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Robert.
I'm working with a
Hi,
Just thought I would mention that I am having similar issues (where the
first osg window is responsive instantaneously and successively created
windows can take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes to become
responsive). My setup seems to be different though -- in my case I have a
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