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Not much to say here – I was trying to follow NeHe’s Lesson 9
(http://nehe.gamedev.net/data/lessons/lesson.asp?lesson=09), and it didn’t quite turn out the way I was expecting. Nice to look at though…
It’s made using wxWidgets, as usual, so you’ll need that if you want to compile it.

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There is no option to set whether the window should be resizable.
If you uncomment the line that says:
SetSize(h-1,w-1,h,w);
then it’s resizable.
However, if you try to resize it, the size that gets returned isn’t the size
of the window, but rather a size that is wider than the actual window, and
then the window gets resized to fit the new size.
To work around this, I added the call
SetMinSize(h,w);
at the beginning of init()
SetTitle(“Lesson 9”);
SetIcon(wxICON(“./resource/drinker.png”));
wxFrame frame(NULL, wxID_ANY, _(“Don’t think this works.”));
frame.SetWindowSize( wxDefaultSize, wxDefaultSize );
wxFramesDemo widgetDemo(frame);
frame.Show();

I’m sure that what I did there is not the way I’m supposed to do it, but it
solves the resizing problem, so that’s good enough for now.
Lesson 9: Add Closing and Resizing

Okay, let’s add the functionality to close the window (and the tutorial will
close the window for you).
Simply call:

On the next line you should see the button that changes the texture, but I
don’t. In fact, the texture doesn’t change at all. What’s going on? Are
you going to write a tutorial about using Qt?
I don’t know why it won’t work like this tutorial – all the tutorials I’ve
read so far do work the way you have described.In a machine tool in which a tool such as a drill, reamer, milling tool, or the like is driven by a spindle, and a cutting tool is mounted to the head of the spindle, the number of cutting tool changeover operations performed for each cutting tool replacement is larger than the number of tool changes for the complete machining of one workpiece. In particular, the number of cutting tool changes during the machining of one workpiece can sometimes be large and differs for each workpiece.
In a case where workpieces to be machined by a machine tool are of different sizes, it is preferable to machin one workpiece with different cutting tools corresponding to the different sizes. However, the manner of

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Really, I don’t understand why people do that…
gimp build error:

These are NOT libraries…
[K]axli:~/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/src$ sh
/home/[k]axli/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/debian/build-kpeople.sh
mkdir -p /home/[k]axli/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/debian/kpeople.tgz
/home/[k]axli/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/debian/compile.sh: line 60: file: ${BLOCKSIZE}d
/home/[k]axli/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/debian/jokosher.sh: line 63: file: ${BLOCKSIZE}d
/home/[k]axli/kde2/kdenetwork/kdenetwork-3.3.3/libkpeople/libkpeople-3.3.3/debian/jokosher.sh: line 63: file: ${BLOCKSIZE}d
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OpenGL Mistake

Title: “OpenGL Mistake”
Language: English
Author: Unknown
Topic: OpenGL
Body:
”’
This is a test drawing program,
it shows how to display any number of triangles
to a window with a 1024×768 native resolution.
This program uses OpenGL to do the rendering.
”’

#include
#include
#include
#include

//
// Define the window and display mode
//

void wxGlutInit()
{
// Initialize the OpenGL Extension Registry.
int status = glewInit();
if ( status!= GLEW_OK )
wxMessageBox( “Error in GLEW: ” + glewGetErrorString( status ),
wxT(“GLEW Error”));
// Build a list of supported extensions.
GLenum ( *glXQueryExtension )( const char *, int * );
GLenum ( *glXQueryVersion )( void );
int major = ( *glXQueryExtension )( “OpenGL” );
if ( major >= 0 )
{
major += ( *glXQueryVersion )();
if ( major >= 500 )
wxMessageBox( “OpenGL 1.0 is not supported”,
“OpenGL Warning” );
}
else
wxMessageBox( “GLEW not supported”,
“OpenGL Warning” );
}

//
// Render a triangle with the current vertex
//

void wxGlutSolidTriangle( double x1, double y1, double

What’s New In?

wxFRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW
I tried to make a
frame using wxWidgets. That framework has probably the nicest
documentation I’ve seen yet. I looked through it, and it seemed that what I
wanted was in the class “wxFrame”, so I created a frame as you can
see in the code. The problem is that I also wanted it to be raised by
“wxEVT_LEFT_DOWN” and “wxEVT_MIDDLE_DOWN”. I thought it would be
very simple to just cast the “wxFrame” into a “wxEvent”, and it would
work. I couldn’t find any such function. I only got the error message.

That should put the error message in your window title bar.
But I can’t say I blame NeHe much at all for not knowing a function
named “wxEVT_FRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW”.
NeHe says:

it seems to me that you have missunderstood the meaning of
wxEVT_FRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW. I already explained what it is. Maybe you
are looking for wxEVT_ACTIVATE, which is not the same as
wxEVT_FRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW. I meant wxEVT_ACTIVATE and
wxEVT_ACTIVATE_PROPAGATE, the second is even mentioned right in
the wxWidgets documention.

That is a good point. I’ve probably used “notify” instead of
“notify_all” wrong once or twice.
I should have more experience with the frame. It’ll be fixed.
wxEVT_ACTIVATE, wxEVT_ACTIVATE_PROPAGATE, and wxEVT_FRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW
are discussed there as well.
wxFRAME_EVENT_NOTHROW
I was trying to make a
frame using wxWidgets. That framework has probably the nicest
documentation I’ve seen yet. I looked through it, and it seemed that what I
wanted was in the class “wxFrame”, so I created a frame as you can
see in the code. The problem is that I also wanted it to be raised by
“wxEVT_

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