I'm so sorry, i now realise i posted this to the wrong list, but, i
solved it anyway, turns out you have to set glutIdleFunc.
I apologise for taking your time.
On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 09:03:58 +0100
David Honour <the...@ti...> wrote:
> I used to be able to thread pyopengl by creating a function that did
> the tasks below and launching it in a new thread:
> -prepare the gl module #this seems to be fine
> -run glutMainLoop() #this seems to be causing the probs
>
> When i try this now it acts very strangely.
> print statements and other pure python things seem to go through fine,
> but, when i put the call in to the socket library it doesn't happen,
> or at least fails to return from the call.
>
> Also, it now doesn't seem to behave differently when split between 2
> threads, as in it is no different if i do the preparation and
> importing in a different thread to the glutMainLoop() call.
>
> PyOpenGL version 2.0.0.9-r1
>
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