Qt + SFML: Blank widget?

[Ceylo]

Cocoa is in Objective-C, and Qt uses Cocoa to do the GUI stuff, as SFML does for the Mac OS X port.

Even if you only see the C++ SFML classes, the SFML windows
 are created through Cocoa.

[Skomakar'n]

Cocoa is in Objective-C, and Qt uses Cocoa to do the GUI stuff, as SFML does for the Mac OS X port.

Even if you only see the C++ SFML classes, the SFML windows
 are created through Cocoa.

So how can I possibly make it work? I'm using qmake with G++, for C++, for this. I've manually edited the makefile to tell G++ that I'm using the SFML frameworks.

[Ceylo]

I already told you.

Thus... the only thing you can do is separating the SFML window from the Qt stuff : make a SFML window for your drawing, and other windows for the Qt stuff.

There is no other solution for now.

[Skomakar'n]

I already told you.

Thus... the only thing you can do is separating the SFML window from the Qt stuff : make a SFML window for your drawing, and other windows for the Qt stuff.

There is no other solution for now.

Aw... Do tell when you've fixed it.

[Ceylo]

I'm sorry to disappoint you but I'm no more working on the Mac OS X port. This will have to be done by the next developers.

Besides, this is not really something you can fix on SFML's side. The only possibilities I could think of are : modify Qt source code to change the defering parameter, or wait for Apple to drop this limitation.