ExampleOpenGLCanvas.hh

#include <Base/Common/W32Compat.hh>

#include <Gui/OpenGLCanvas.hh>
#include <wx/wx.h>

using namespace BIAS;
using namespace std;


/** \cond HIDDEN_SYMBOLS */
class ExampleOpenGLCanvasApp 
    : public /*wxApp*/ wxGLApp
{
  virtual bool OnInit(); 
};

enum _ExampleOpenGLCanvasMyFrameIDs_ {
    ID_ABOUT=wxID_ABOUT,
    ID_QUIT,
  ID_TESTSHOT
};

/**
 * @example ExampleOpenGLCanvas.cpp
 * @ingroup g_examples
 * @brief Implement your own OpenGLCanvas derived class
 * and override one of the Display functions
 * to plug in your own GL calls / scene
 * @author Jan Woetzel 
*/
class MyGLCanvas : public OpenGLCanvas {
public:
    MyGLCanvas(wxFrame* parent);

    /// constructor using a shared context 
    MyGLCanvas(
            wxFrame* parent
            ,wxGLContext* sharedContext
            ,wxWindowID id = -1
            ,const wxPoint& pos = wxDefaultPosition
            ,const wxSize& size = wxDefaultSize
            ,long style=0
            ,const wxString& name=wxT("MyGLCanvas sharedContext")
            ,int* attribList = 0
            ,const wxPalette& palette = wxNullPalette
            );

    // override to fire our own Display calls: 
    void DisplayCalls();

};

// --------------------------------------------------------
class MyFrame: public wxFrame {
public:
  MyFrame(const wxString& title, const wxPoint& pos, const wxSize& size);
  void OnQuit(wxCommandEvent& event);
  void OnAbout(wxCommandEvent& event);

  void OnTestShot(wxCommandEvent& event);

  // data member ---
  //BIAS::OpenGLCanvas * p_canvas;
  MyGLCanvas * p_canvas;
  //MyGLCanvas * p_2nd_canvas;

  DECLARE_EVENT_TABLE()
}; // end of MyFrame --------------------------------------
/** \endcond */