With help from Chris Campbell, fixed incredibly stupid bug on my part

where the new Java 2D TextureRenderer was destroying and re-creating
the OpenGL texture every frame. This was why the Java 2D Overlay class
was so expensive, and why the TextRenderer wasn't as fast as it seemed
it should be. Fixed bugs in all of the Java 2D demos which were
covered up by this implicit sync, as well as in the TextRenderer class
itself where it was missing a key sync operation. Added code to the
Texture.updateSubImage() implementation to clip the incoming rectangle
to the bounds of the input data and texture, to keep OpenGL from
dropping almost-valid updates on the floor. Ran all of the Java 2D
integration demos to verify these fixes.


git-svn-id: file:///usr/local/projects/SUN/JOGL/git-svn/../svn-server-sync/jogl-demos/trunk@198 3298f667-5e0e-4b4a-8ed4-a3559d26a5f4

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/src/demos/j2d/TestTextRenderer.java b/src/demos/j2d/TestTextRenderer.java
index 853009c..0356606 100755
--- a/src/demos/j2d/TestTextRenderer.java
+++ b/src/demos/j2d/TestTextRenderer.java
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ public class TestTextRenderer implements GLEventListener {
       fpsText = "FPS: " + format.format(fps);
       if (fpsWidth == 0) {
         // Place it at a fixed offset wrt the lower right corner
-        fpsWidth = (int) renderer.getBounds("FPS: 1000.00").getWidth();
+        fpsWidth = (int) renderer.getBounds("FPS: 10000.00").getWidth();
       }
     }