* Recognizing the mode when you call glutCreateWindow().
(Offscreen looks and acts like a top-level window in many
ways.)
* During the life of the offscreen "window", various window-management
functions are modified to respect offscreen status.
(Excepting reshaping windows, there is not much useful interpretation
for managment of offscreen areas. Reshaping is possibly more work
than it's worth to support, and GLUT specs allow us to ignore the
request.)
* Cleanup for "offscreen" windows is a little different than for regular
windows.
Windows still don't start up quite ideally. Offscreen windows should
probably get a reshape event, but not a display.
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Steve Baker. Most of the adaptation done by John, with a little bit
of testing and changes by Thierry Thomas and myself. Seems to compile on:
WIN32
Red Hat LINUX
FreeBSD
NetBSD/amd64
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caught between the socket and the client-side queue on X, sometime
after glutMainLoopEvent()'s loop quits and before the sleep code is
invoked.
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before John's changes. No functional changes:
* Removed some hard TABs introduced.
* Removed some spaces-at-end-of-line introduced.
* A couple of function calls were touched up.
I did this separately only because I don't like messing with other people's
commits. (I don't like feeling like the style police, either, but when
I mess with the commit, there's no room for reverting my interference if
it is deemed undesirable...)
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Restrict resize callbacks to visible windows
When iconified via glutIconifyWindow(), don't pass (0,0) to resize callback
Note that minimising the window via the menu or minimise button is not yet resolved.
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Some reorgansiation of navigation structure.
Developer Info "dinfo.php" and User Info "uinfo.php" now obsolete.
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Adjusted some spacing in a few spots to be more consistant with
freeglut style. Including one unindented if() body.
Eliminated a dead variable.
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Move assignment out of while test, scope temporary inside loop
Be explicit about assignment/comparison in if test for gcc peace of mind
suppress gcc -Wall -pendantic "noise"
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The windows mmsystem header need only be included internally to freeglut
strdup vs _strdup is specific to the MS compiler
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Also, changed to follow the convention that stuff-you-type is in
a "typewriter" font (use <tt> tags).
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* CallbackMaker defined, but did not use, the Joystick() function
(a callback for the freeglut joystick interface). I uncommented
the callback-registration. I assume that it was commented out
because it was spammy. (freeglut does joysticks by polling with a
timer.) Perhaps a longer interval than 10ms would be advisable?
* fractals.c used strcpy() without getting the prototype. Added
#include <string.h> at the top.
* fractals_random.c had the same problem as fractals.c.
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pending resize for the window, whether or not the window is visible or
in need of a redisplay. The resize is now done before the visibility
and need-to-redisplay checks.
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casting an {int} to a pointer, and later retrieving the int
by another cast. It should be safe provided that pointers
are at least as big as {int}, but GCC was giving warnings on
my system, so...fixed.)
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the FETCH_WCB() as an lvalue (which it shouldn't, since the value of
the FETCH is cast to the correct function-pointer type).
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