If GLDrawableHelper.invoke() is called from a GLEventListener.reshape(), reshape() goes into an unbreakable recursion loop. Code of concern is at GLAutoDrawableHelper:435:
protected final Runnable defaultDisplayAction = new Runnable() {
@Override
public final void run() {
// Lock: Locked Surface/Window b
y display _and_ MakeCurrent/Release
if (sendReshape) {
helper.reshape(GLAutoDrawableBase.this, 0, 0, getSurfaceWidth(), getSurfaceHeight());
sendReshape = false;
}
helper.display(GLAutoDrawableBase.this);
fpsCounter.tickFPS();
} };
If the helper.reshape() invocation results in GLDrawableHelper.invoke() being called,
sendReshape=false;
... never gets executed and the operation recurs forever.
Proposed fix is to set sendReshape to false immediately before any outside code can be executed by reshape(...):
protected final Runnable defaultDisplayAction = new Runnable() {
@Override
public final void run() {
// Lock: Locked Surface/Window by display _and_ MakeCurrent/Release
if (sendReshape) {
sendReshape = false;
helper.reshape(GLAutoDrawableBase.this, 0, 0, getSurfaceWidth(), getSurfaceHeight());
}
helper.display(GLAutoDrawableBase.this);
fpsCounter.tickFPS();
} };
This is part of an effort to migrate some mature code from GLCanvas to NewtWindow+NewtCanvasAWT in order to be able to remove decorations from the window mid-runtime without destroying the canvas context. It's been a little rough.
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