Hello, with the new version of Glew I moved my application to GLCtrl.
However, in many part of my application, I need to get the OpenGL context to perform many actions. The actual way of executing something in the good OpenGL Context is to call ExecuteGL(Event<> paint, bool swap_buffers). Which force me to surround my code arround this function. It work but not convenient and for some part it block me and force me to change my architecture.

Here is a trivial exemple of how to use it :

	bool LoadSTL(){ //This function is used when a button is pressed
		try {
			GLCtrl::GLLock __(canvas); //Canvas is the GLCtrl object
			//Shaders Stuff
			//OpenGL buffer filling and loading 
			//Definition of draw
			return true;
		} catch (Exc e) {
			Exclamation(DeQtf(e));
		}
		return false;
	}

	bool LoadSTL(){ //This function is used when a button is pressed
		try {
                        canvas.ExecuteGL([&] {
			 //OpenGL buffer filling and loading 
			 //Definition of draw
                        });
			return true;
		} catch (Exc e) {
			Exclamation(DeQtf(e));
		}
		return false;
	}