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« on: October 07, 2011, 07:50:40 pm »
Hello.
I'm aware the topic is quite old / has been dead for a while : but I have tried to use the widget code provided here and it just won't work.
I'm trying to use the SFML as an OpenGL context in a gtkmm interface, and the SFML seems to take hold of the whole window. When calling Display() in on_idle (even when stripping out the GL code), it makes all gtkmm elements disappear. It's as if the Create() method of sf::RenderWindow took the top-level window handle instead of the child window handle.
I'm using gtkmm 2.22 and SFML 1.6, on Windows with Visual Studio 2010. Which versions did you use for the widget in order to get it to work ?