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"invalid drawable" errors #396
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I had hoped that this fix would make the previous commit unnecessary, but testing shows that they address different problems and both are needed. Fixes GafferHQ#396.
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I had hoped that this fix would make the previous commit unnecessary, but testing shows that they address different problems and both are needed. Fixes GafferHQ#396.
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I had hoped that this fix would make the previous commit unnecessary, but testing shows that they address different problems and both are needed. Additionally, although this fixes the initial "invalid drawable" messages on startup, they still appear later on when switching between fullscreen and not-fullscreen. This goes some way to addressing GafferHQ#396, but I suspect it'll be very hard to fix it completely without patching Qt in some way.
@themissingcow, do you get these "invalid drawable" messages at all? I think they date to an older version of Qt, in which case we should close this ticket. |
Never seen them... |
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These apparently harmless errors appear in the terminal when running on OS X. It appears to be related to the GLWidget, and a problem whereby Qt tries to initialise a GL context before the native mac widget exists. Some investigation seems to suggest that hiding the widget on creation and then finding an appropriate time to show it might work. Or perhaps embedding the QGLWidget inside a container in the GafferUI.GLWidget, and only showing it once the parent has been shown.
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