Re: [wxperl-users] WxPerl & OpenGL Question

[Vaughn S. <vau...@in...>]

Mark,

Your examples have been immensely helpful ... thank you very much.

Could I also ask for guidance on the methods necessary to zoom in/out? 
I have had no difficulty modifying the code to spin the cube in the 
X/Y/Z axis, but changing the zoom perspective is beyond my grasp.  I'm 
also seeking counsel on panning left-to-right, but I believe once I 
solve the zoom issue that panning should not be difficult to solve on my 
end.

Best regards,

Vaughn

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Dootson" <mar...@zn...>
To: "Vaughn Staples" <vau...@in...>
Cc: <wxp...@li...>
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: [wxperl-users] WxPerl & OpenGL Question


Hi,

You need to install the wxDemo modules

cpan Wx::Demo.

This may give you all the info you needed.

If not, I have a couple of rough examples for you.

http://www.wxperl.co.uk/example1.txt

does exactly what you described - diplays two controls side by side.

I though that you probably wanted to have a split window so you could
resize your filelist vs the GLCanvas so I did

http://www.wxperl.co.uk/example2.txt

to include Wx::SplitterWindow.

Both these examples use the wxGLCanvas.pm from the Wx::Demo so that
needs to be installed.

Best Regards

Mark


Vaughn Staples wrote:
> I am trying to construct a wxPerl frame containing a menubar at the 
> top
> followed by twin widgets below that are tiled side-by-side.  The one 
> to
> the left is a listCtrl containing a list of image files, and most
> importantly the one to the right is a glCanvas that will be used to 
> draw
> primitives and/or display images.
>
> I have studied the glCanvas "minimal.pl" distributed by Mattia but
> cannot seem to retrofit it to solve the above purpose.
>
> Can anyone share guidance and/or provide a simple wxPerl example of 
> how
> to embed an openGL-related canvas in a wxPerl frame which contains 
> other
> items?
>
> Many thanks in advance,
>
> Vaughn