IntPtr CreateWindow(int x, int y, int width, int height, string title, GameWindowFlags options, DisplayDevice device, IntPtr parentHandle)
{
// Use win32 to create the native window.
// Keep in mind that some construction code runs in the WM_CREATE message handler.
// The style of a parent window is different than that of a child window.
// Note: the child window should always be visible, even if the parent isn't.
WindowStyle style = 0;
ExtendedWindowStyle ex_style = 0;
if (parentHandle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
style |= WindowStyle.OverlappedWindow | WindowStyle.ClipChildren;
ex_style = ParentStyleEx;
}
else
{
style |= WindowStyle.Visible | WindowStyle.Child | WindowStyle.ClipSiblings;
ex_style = ChildStyleEx;
}
// Find out the final window rectangle, after the WM has added its chrome (titlebar, sidebars etc).
Win32Rectangle rect = new Win32Rectangle();
rect.left = x; rect.top = y; rect.right = x + width; rect.bottom = y + height;
Functions.AdjustWindowRectEx(ref rect, style, false, ex_style);
// Create the window class that we will use for this window.
// The current approach is to register a new class for each top-level WinGLWindow we create.
if (!class_registered)
{
ExtendedWindowClass wc = new ExtendedWindowClass();
wc.Size = ExtendedWindowClass.SizeInBytes;
wc.Style = DefaultClassStyle;
wc.Instance = Instance;
wc.WndProc = WindowProcedureDelegate;
wc.ClassName = ClassName;
wc.Icon = Icon != null ? Icon.Handle : IntPtr.Zero;
#warning "This seems to resize one of the 'large' icons, rather than using a small icon directly (multi-icon files). Investigate!"
wc.IconSm = Icon != null ? new Icon(Icon, 16, 16).Handle : IntPtr.Zero;
wc.Cursor = Functions.LoadCursor(CursorName.Arrow);
ushort atom = Functions.RegisterClassEx(ref wc);
if (atom == 0)
{
throw new PlatformException(String.Format("Failed to register window class. Error: {0}", Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
}
class_registered = true;
}
IntPtr window_name = Marshal.StringToHGlobalAuto(title);
IntPtr handle = Functions.CreateWindowEx(
ex_style, ClassName, window_name, style,
rect.left, rect.top, rect.Width, rect.Height,
parentHandle, IntPtr.Zero, Instance, IntPtr.Zero);
if (handle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new PlatformException(String.Format("Failed to create window. Error: {0}", Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
}
return(handle);
}
IntPtr CreateWindow(int x, int y, int width, int height, string title, GameWindowFlags options, DisplayDevice device, IntPtr parentHandle)
{
// Use win32 to create the native window.
// Keep in mind that some construction code runs in the WM_CREATE message handler.
// The style of a parent window is different than that of a child window.
// Note: the child window should always be visible, even if the parent isn't.
WindowStyle style = 0;
ExtendedWindowStyle ex_style = 0;
if (parentHandle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
style |= WindowStyle.OverlappedWindow | WindowStyle.ClipChildren;
ex_style = ParentStyleEx;
}
else
{
style |= WindowStyle.Visible | WindowStyle.Child | WindowStyle.ClipSiblings;
ex_style = ChildStyleEx;
}
// Find out the final window rectangle, after the WM has added its chrome (titlebar, sidebars etc).
Win32Rectangle rect = new Win32Rectangle();
rect.left = x; rect.top = y; rect.right = x + width; rect.bottom = y + height;
Functions.AdjustWindowRectEx(ref rect, style, false, ex_style);
// Create the window class that we will use for this window.
// The current approach is to register a new class for each top-level WinGLWindow we create.
if (!class_registered)
{
ExtendedWindowClass wc = new ExtendedWindowClass();
wc.Size = ExtendedWindowClass.SizeInBytes;
wc.Style = DefaultClassStyle;
wc.Instance = Instance;
wc.WndProc = WindowProcedureDelegate;
wc.ClassName = ClassName;
wc.Icon = Icon != null ? Icon.Handle : IntPtr.Zero;
#warning "This seems to resize one of the 'large' icons, rather than using a small icon directly (multi-icon files). Investigate!"
wc.IconSm = Icon != null ? new Icon(Icon, 16, 16).Handle : IntPtr.Zero;
wc.Cursor = Functions.LoadCursor(CursorName.Arrow);
ushort atom = Functions.RegisterClassEx(ref wc);
if (atom == 0)
throw new PlatformException(String.Format("Failed to register window class. Error: {0}", Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
class_registered = true;
}
IntPtr window_name = Marshal.StringToHGlobalAuto(title);
IntPtr handle = Functions.CreateWindowEx(
ex_style, ClassName, window_name, style,
rect.left, rect.top, rect.Width, rect.Height,
parentHandle, IntPtr.Zero, Instance, IntPtr.Zero);
if (handle == IntPtr.Zero)
throw new PlatformException(String.Format("Failed to create window. Error: {0}", Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
return handle;
}
public WinGLContext(GraphicsMode format, WinWindowInfo window, IGraphicsContext sharedContext,
int major, int minor, GraphicsContextFlags flags)
{
// There are many ways this code can break when accessed by multiple threads. The biggest offender is
// the sharedContext stuff, which will only become valid *after* this constructor returns.
// The easiest solution is to serialize all context construction - hence the big lock, below.
lock (LoadLock)
{
if (window == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("window", "Must point to a valid window.");
}
if (window.Handle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new ArgumentException("window", "Must be a valid window.");
}
IntPtr current_context = Wgl.GetCurrentContext();
ExtendedWindowClass wc = new ExtendedWindowClass();
wc.Size = ExtendedWindowClass.SizeInBytes;
wc.Style = ClassStyle.OwnDC;
wc.Instance = Instance;
wc.WndProc = WindowProcedure;
wc.ClassName = ClassName;
ushort atom = Functions.RegisterClassEx(ref wc);
IntPtr window_name = Marshal.StringToHGlobalAuto("temp");
var temp_window = Functions.CreateWindowEx(ExtendedWindowStyle.WindowEdge | ExtendedWindowStyle.ApplicationWindow, ClassName, window_name, WindowStyle.OverlappedWindow | WindowStyle.ClipChildren, 0, 0, 10, 10, IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero, Instance, IntPtr.Zero);
var error = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
TemporaryContext temp_context = null;
try
{
if (current_context == IntPtr.Zero)
{
// Create temporary context to load WGL extensions
temp_context = new TemporaryContext(temp_window);
current_context = Wgl.GetCurrentContext();
if (current_context != IntPtr.Zero && current_context == temp_context.Context.Handle)
{
new Wgl().LoadEntryPoints();
}
}
Debug.Print("OpenGL will be bound to window:{0} on thread:{1}", window.Handle,
System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId);
ModeSelector = new WinGraphicsMode(window.DeviceContext);
Mode = SetGraphicsModePFD(ModeSelector, format, (WinWindowInfo)window);
if (Wgl.SupportsFunction("wglCreateContextAttribsARB"))
{
try
{
Debug.Write("Using WGL_ARB_create_context... ");
List <int> attributes = new List <int>();
attributes.Add((int)ArbCreateContext.MajorVersion);
attributes.Add(major);
attributes.Add((int)ArbCreateContext.MinorVersion);
attributes.Add(minor);
if (flags != 0)
{
attributes.Add((int)ArbCreateContext.ContextFlags);
attributes.Add((int)GetARBContextFlags(flags));
attributes.Add((int)ArbCreateContext.ProfileMask);
attributes.Add((int)GetARBContextProfile(flags));
}
// According to the docs, " <attribList> specifies a list of attributes for the context.
// The list consists of a sequence of <name,value> pairs terminated by the
// value 0. [...]"
// Is this a single 0, or a <0, 0> pair? (Defensive coding: add two zeroes just in case).
attributes.Add(0);
attributes.Add(0);
Handle = new ContextHandle(
Wgl.wglCreateContextAttribs(
window.DeviceContext,
sharedContext != null ? (sharedContext as IGraphicsContextInternal).Context.Handle : IntPtr.Zero,
attributes.ToArray()));
if (Handle == ContextHandle.Zero)
{
Debug.Print("failed. (Error: {0})", Marshal.GetLastWin32Error());
}
}
catch (Exception e) { Debug.Print(e.ToString()); }
}
if (Handle == ContextHandle.Zero)
{
// Failed to create GL3-level context, fall back to GL2.
Debug.Write("Falling back to GL2... ");
Handle = new ContextHandle(Wgl.CreateContext(window.DeviceContext));
if (Handle == ContextHandle.Zero)
{
Handle = new ContextHandle(Wgl.CreateContext(window.DeviceContext));
}
if (Handle == ContextHandle.Zero)
{
throw new GraphicsContextException(
String.Format("Context creation failed. Wgl.CreateContext() error: {0}.",
Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
}
}
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("success! (id: {0})", Handle));
}
finally
{
if (temp_context != null)
{
temp_context.Dispose();
temp_context = null;
}
if (temp_window != null)
{
error = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
Functions.DestroyWindow(temp_window);
Functions.UnregisterClass(ClassName, Instance);
error = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
}
}
}
// Todo: is this comment still true?
// On intel drivers, wgl entry points appear to change
// when creating multiple contexts. As a workaround,
// we reload Wgl entry points every time we create a
// new context - this solves the issue without any apparent
// side-effects (i.e. the old contexts can still be handled
// using the new entry points.)
// Sigh...
MakeCurrent(window);
new Wgl().LoadEntryPoints();
if (sharedContext != null)
{
Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
Debug.Write(String.Format("Sharing state with context {0}: ", sharedContext));
bool result = Wgl.ShareLists((sharedContext as IGraphicsContextInternal).Context.Handle, Handle.Handle);
Debug.WriteLine(result ? "success!" : "failed with win32 error " + Marshal.GetLastWin32Error());
}
}
internal static extern ushort RegisterClassEx(ref ExtendedWindowClass window_class);
internal static extern BOOL GetClassInfoEx(HINSTANCE hinst, UIntPtr lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);
internal static extern BOOL GetClassInfoEx(HINSTANCE hinst,
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPTStr)] LPCTSTR lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);
internal static extern ushort RegisterClassEx(ref ExtendedWindowClass window_class);
internal static bool GetClassInfoEx(IntPtr hinst, UIntPtr lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);
internal static bool GetClassInfoEx(IntPtr hinst, [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPTStr)] string lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);
internal static bool GetClassInfoEx(IntPtr hinst, UIntPtr lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);
internal static bool GetClassInfoEx(IntPtr hinst, [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPTStr)] string lpszClass, ref ExtendedWindowClass lpwcx);