Hi Christoph,
Christoph Schäfer wrote:
>
> I took a look at the code and the old docs. If I understand right the
> only point why the OSGQ4GLWidget is need is to catch all the calls
> issued by Qt and manually pass them to the e.g. passivewindow used by
> opensg for rendering. Also the context is being prevented of being taken
> over by Qt (filter the makeCurrent calls).. right?
Really the critical part is the context handling, the PassiveWindow is
just coincidental to make it play nice with Qt.
> So basically I only
> need the OSGQ4GLWidget from opensg 1.8 - that is no work at all ;-) I
> thought I would need the managed window - which seems to be a lot more
> work to port to opensg2.
If you manage the things like interaction yourself the basic widget
should be enough, yes.
Yours
Dirk
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