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| GLCtrl in TopWindow [message #41794] |
Wed, 22 January 2014 22:45  |
NeilMonday
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I have a GLCtrl in a TopWindow that works fine the first time, but if I close, and then open the window, the GLCtrl is blank.
I have a Spectrogram class that inherits from GLCtrl. I also have a TopWindow called SpectrogramPanel that has a Spectrogram object in its layout.
LAYOUT(SpectrogramPanelLayout, 1036, 652)
ITEM(Spectrogram, spectrogram, HSizePosZ(0, 0).VSizePosZ(0, 0))
END_LAYOUT
struct SpectrogramPanel : public WithSpectrogramPanelLayout<TopWindow>
{
typedef SpectrogramPanel CLASSNAME;
SpectrogramPanel()
{
CtrlLayout(*this);
}
};
class Spectrogram : public GLCtrl
{
...
}
Before I "Execute();" the SpectrogramPanel instance, I first call "SetData(...)" to give it some 3D points to render.
I have implemented the GLInit, GLPaint, and GLResize, and the whole thing works perfectly the first time the window is shown. However, when I close the window, then call "SetData(...)" again with new data, and then "Execute()" the SpectrogramPanel again, I have a blank GLCtrl. I can see the glClear color, but I cannot see the 3D object that I just saw the last time the window was open.
I noticed that "GLInit();" gets called again the second time even though the window never destroyed. I would have expected "GLInit();" to be called only once during the whole lifetime of the GLCtrl. But it looks like "GLInit();" is called everytime the window is "Execute();"d. Any help is appreciated.
This question might be specific to OpenGL and not Ultimate++, but I thought I would start here to see if anyone has any ideas.
Thanks!
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. So, I will build up that simple example until it exhibits my problem and hopefully that will narrow it down.
