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Fulko van Westrenen
Hello,
I'm very new to Python and rather unexperienced in OpenGL, and now I
try to learn both at the same time. I can find my way around in Perl
with Perl/Tk.
What I try to do is combining Tk and GLUT. Based on the dots.py code
(from the examples) I wrote a working application that reacts fine to my
keyboard. Now I would like to add some Tk widgets, like 'Quit' in the
texturesurf2.py example. The problem is that texturesurf2.py takes a
different approach for creating the window than the GLUT way in
dots.py, and I can't get a working application with a GLUT area and a
Tk area. The GLUT/OpenGL application keeps on running fine, but no
buttons, sliders and other nice widgets.
Can anyone help me adding some Tk elements to the dots.py example? (in
a way that a newbee as me can understand how it is done
Later, the
application needs to listen to UDP/TCP, and react to that. If you have
a suggestion for that, I'm very grateful too.
Thank you,
Fulko
I'm very new to Python and rather unexperienced in OpenGL, and now I
try to learn both at the same time. I can find my way around in Perl
with Perl/Tk.
What I try to do is combining Tk and GLUT. Based on the dots.py code
(from the examples) I wrote a working application that reacts fine to my
keyboard. Now I would like to add some Tk widgets, like 'Quit' in the
texturesurf2.py example. The problem is that texturesurf2.py takes a
different approach for creating the window than the GLUT way in
dots.py, and I can't get a working application with a GLUT area and a
Tk area. The GLUT/OpenGL application keeps on running fine, but no
buttons, sliders and other nice widgets.
Can anyone help me adding some Tk elements to the dots.py example? (in
a way that a newbee as me can understand how it is done
Later, the application needs to listen to UDP/TCP, and react to that. If you have
a suggestion for that, I'm very grateful too.
Thank you,
Fulko