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2009/9/15 Philip Lowman phi...@yhbt.com
Can you post a small example of the problem? I've been using Qt with OSG
for about a month now and haven't run into anything like this.
Have you considered using something like a QTimer to send your keep-alive
messages instead?
On Mon,
Philip Lowman wrote:
Can you post a small example of the problem?
The problem seems to be a threading problem. I'm new to osg so probably the
solution is pretty easy?!
Here's my sample programm which opens 1 qt and 1 osg window, but only one is
active at the same time (in this case the osg
Hi Zoe,
viewer.run() runs an frame loop till the viewer has it's done flag set, very
much in the same way that QApplication::exec() runs it's event loop till
exit. It's not that Qt and OSG aren't compatible, it's just this two very
high level convenience functions both assume control of the main
Hi,
I've written a Qt application. It's used to configure some settings which
should be considered it my visualisation later on. In addition, this window
update handles sending keep-alive messages via UDP in the background.
The visualisation itselft should be rendered in an own window by OSG.
Can you post a small example of the problem? I've been using Qt with OSG
for about a month now and haven't run into anything like this.
Have you considered using something like a QTimer to send your keep-alive
messages instead?
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Zoe Catz small_dra...@gmx.net
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