I'm building an app which sub-classes wx.glcanvas.GLCanvas, and I spent some
effort implementing a mouse click procedure to pull the click point to the
centre of the window. My procedure involved some geometry to calculate the
new values to apply to glTranslate to achieve the requirement. OK, worked
fine.
I then realised that the mouse pointer should follow the point to the centre
of the window. No problem,
self.WarpPointer(self.GetClientSize()[0]/2,self.GetClientSize()[1]/2) to
quote the doc, "Moves the pointer to the given position on the window."
To my surprise, when I added the above to my procedure I see the the move
double! So ... it appears that WarpPointer also scrolls the window content!
I'm running Fedora, Python 2.7, and locate glcanvas.py returns:
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/wx-2.8-gtk2-unicode/wx/glcanvas.py
This isn't a problem, but is the behaviour expected, a bug, or some platform
dependent phenomenon?
TIA
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