Drawing widgets

Hi,

I'm looking for widgets for drawing some 2D and 3D stuff. I don't need user
feedback on the graphics, but I only want to be able to refresh the drawing
according to datas (and maybe turn the 3D objects). The things I want to plot
are mainly vectors, with some labels.

What do you suggest me to use ? Is wxOGL the best way to do that ? Does it
exists something more appropriate (OpenGL ?), or is wxOGL a good choice ?

Any suggestions are welcome.

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   Frederic

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Frederic wrote:

Hi,

I'm looking for widgets for drawing some 2D and 3D stuff. I don't need user feedback on the graphics, but I only want to be able to refresh the drawing according to datas (and maybe turn the 3D objects). The things I want to plot are mainly vectors, with some labels.

What do you suggest me to use ? Is wxOGL the best way to do that ? Does it exists something more appropriate (OpenGL ?), or is wxOGL a good choice ?

wxOGL is only for simple 2D stuff, and it has some warts that have to be worked around.

There is also the wxGLCanvas class that you can use to do full OpenGL if you need it.

There is also a module that comes with VTK that lets you embed a redering window in wxPython.

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wxOGL is only for simple 2D stuff, and it has some warts that have to be
worked around.

Ok.

There is also the wxGLCanvas class that you can use to do full OpenGL if
you need it.

There is also a module that comes with VTK that lets you embed a
redering window in wxPython.

So I think I have to learn OpenGL, as it seems to be a good solution for
my problem, and it doesn't seem to be too complex, according to the
wxDemos.

Thank's,

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On Tuesday 07 October 2003 21:53, Robin Dunn wrote:

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