SFML2 -> No more PreserveOpenGLStates?

[panithadrum]

I see that this function dissapeared, whats the way it works now?
1 - It is enabled by default? Or disabled by default? I prefer something that doesn't eat CPU :-)
2 - In the SFML2 code sample called OpenGL, you have

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       // Activate the window before using OpenGL commands.
        // This is useless here because we have only one window which is
        // always the active one, but don't forget it if you use multiple windows
        window.SetActive();

I noticed that the box is only drawn if you activate the window. If you don't, it wont be displayed, so it isn't useless, it's necessary.

[Tank]

1 - It is enabled by default? Or disabled by default? I prefer something that doesn't eat CPU :-)

There's no more the need to preserve any states. The new optimized code applies OpenGL states when calling Display(). Before, that took place everytime you called Draw() of a sf::Drawable. You just need to make sure your windows is being activated in order to use raw OpenGL calls.

[Laurent]

I noticed that the box is only drawn if you activate the window. If you don't, it wont be displayed, so it isn't useless, it's necessary.

Fixed