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Feature requests / Separate Window.Display from event polling

« on: February 27, 2008, 06:36:06 pm »

I've tested the OpenGL sample again (WinXP 32 bits), there's no problem with events. The code hasn't changed much, I can't see any reason why this issue appears now on your system. I don't even know if it has something to do with Vista or 64 bits.

Did you clean / rebuild all SFML libs and samples, just to be sure ?

The code was pulled down into a fresh directory, from SVN, then built, so it had to be clean, right?

I copied the executable, etc on to a Windows XP system, but it won't run.  I get an error "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.  Reinstalling the application may fix this problem."

The code was built using Visual Studio Express Edition 9.0 for C++.   It definitely is set to have a win32 target, so it has me scratching my head.  I will let you know when I figure it out.

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Feature requests / Video Player

« on: February 27, 2008, 06:27:07 am »

Is there any chance that a movie player might be on the roadmap at some point?

I haven't seen any SDKs that make it trivial to play a movie in your own program.

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Feature requests / Latest Head Revision

« on: February 25, 2008, 05:17:03 pm »

Hi Laurent.  For I pulled down the latest from svn this weekend.   I noticed in the OpenGL Demo (I'm running win32, in Vista x64), that with the latest, whenever there are events coming in, such as the mouse moving, that the cube stops spinning.

This does not happen with the Release 1.2, the cube spins continuously on this version.

It seems like the changes made to the event handling are likely causing this behavior.  Does the sample program have to be updated in order to properly handle the new separate Render/Event system?

I've just finished the modifications.

The event handling is now automatically independant from Display() (you don't have to do anything).

The window's context can be unbound with SetActive(false) (SetActive(true) replaces SetCurrent).

You can get the modifications with SVN.