Shawn- > QGLWidget is obsolete, because it has the disadvantage of requiring its own > platform window for the GL content to render into, which has caused various > problems over the years. QOpenGLWidget (new in Qt 5.4) simplifies some > things: Qt uses FBO tricks to composite the OpenGL content and the other > widgets into a single window. So you should probably try to switch from > QGLWidget to QOpenGLWidget.
We have now done this, and it has solved a nagging problem we were having. Thank you! There are a couple of things missing from QOpenGLWidget compared to QGLWidget: renderText() and renderPixmap(). We were using renderPixmap() to export graphics at resolution higher than what is displayed on-screen. And renderText() was being used for plotting data with text as the data point markers. Are there alternatives to these for QOpenGLWidget? -John Weeks _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
