Hello,
if your objective is to visualize a moving point on a map in real-time
rather than *editing* a map I would recommend using sumo-gui with the TraCI
API to move a POI around.  No need to mess around with FOX in that case.
If you need something different, please explain.
regards,
Jakob

2017-01-23 15:38 GMT+01:00 Lennart Sieben <[email protected]>:

>
>    Hello, I don't know if you can help, but I tried so many things and just
>    don't know how to continue.
>    I am currently trying to work with the opensource code from
> SUMO,netedit. I
>    try to change code by myself to create a map which always shows me my
> own
>    gps position. And I have problems with integrating a new FXObject into
> the
>    map, the object should be a OpenGL one. I am getting data from a gps
> device,
>    I am storing this data into an array. Now I want to include it in a
> class in
>    which the map is created and will be displayed, so after that I can
> always
>    see the updated points of the array in the map. The problem I have now
> is I
>    am not able to correctly implement a new OpenGL point. It just won't
> show on
>    the map.(The map is a FXApp application)
>    This is the code for the OpenGL point:
>     glPushMatrix();
>     glTranslated(90, 40, 0); //this is the cartesian point coordinate of
> the po
> int
>     glColor3f(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f); //blue color
>     GLHelper::drawFilledCircle(1.6, 5); //- before 32
>
>    The class where I want to implement it somehow won't get access to the
>    previously created map-matrix.
>    Do I have to use commands like:
> FXIMPLEMENT() //or
> FXDEFMAP()
>
>    Does someone know what I mean by this or has any experience with that
> kind
>    of stuff?...
>    If something is unclear ask me, I understand that it is maybe unclear.
> Or
>    you have an idea how to manipulate the netedit code to get to view some
>    moving dot while the app is open...
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