opengc-devel

[Opengc-devel] library version clarification

[Damion S. <da...@op...>]

A few people have asked about the versions of the various libraries 
required to build OpenGC. I just tested the following configuration:

Freetype 2.14
FTGL 2.07
Plib 1.6
FLTK 1.1.4

These are in general the most recent releases of the libraries, except 
when the most recent release is considered development/unstable. You 
should not encounter any major problems building these libraries; the 
only exception is building FTGL under Windows, which requires some 
editing of the project file to point to the correct Freetype directory 
(instructions on this are included with FTGL).

Cheers,
-Damion-

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Damion Shelton
The Open Source Glass Cockpit Project (OpenGC)
Carnegie Mellon University, Robotics Institute
http://www.opengc.org
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[Opengc-devel] Request for Changes to ogcFontManger

[Stein,Jeffrey L. <js...@mi...>]

I was wondering if you would be adverse to adding the following 
overloaded methods to the print manager.  It simply allows the calling 
of a print command with a c++ style string. 



-------- ogcFontManger.cpp --------------

void ogcFontManager::Print(double x, double y, string text, int font)
{
  if( (font >= 0) && (font < m_NumFonts) )
  {
    m_FontList[font]->Print(x,y, (char*)text.c_str());
  }
}


---------- ogcFontManager.h -------------

 //! Print a character string at location (x,y) using specified font
  void Print(double x, double y, string text, int font);

Re: [Opengc-devel] Request for Changes to ogcFontManger

[Damion S. <be...@cs...>]

Good suggestion, I'll let you know once I add it.

-Damion-

On Tuesday, October 28, 2003, at 01:32 PM, Stein,Jeffrey L. wrote:

> I was wondering if you would be adverse to adding the following 
> overloaded methods to the print manager.  It simply allows the calling 
> of a print command with a c++ style string.
>
>
> -------- ogcFontManger.cpp --------------
>
> void ogcFontManager::Print(double x, double y, string text, int font)
> {
>  if( (font >= 0) && (font < m_NumFonts) )
>  {
>    m_FontList[font]->Print(x,y, (char*)text.c_str());
>  }
> }
>
>
> ---------- ogcFontManager.h -------------
>
> //! Print a character string at location (x,y) using specified font
>  void Print(double x, double y, string text, int font);

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Damion Shelton
The Open Source Glass Cockpit Project (OpenGC)
Carnegie Mellon University, Robotics Institute
http://www.opengc.org
da...@op...