LWJGL

Well, just to make it clear, I am not suggesting replacing the low-level interface with a higher-level one (pointer with buffer or string). Rather, I made the observation that, if need be, these specializations, or higher-level functions, can be provid...

Yes, it is possible, but you lose the flexibility/efficiency part.For example, say a user wants to log any output to a file. With String in the signature, you're forcing deserialization from UTF-8 to char[], then serialization again to the UTF-8 file ...

Would it not be possible to provide a function that wouldn't lose the single method methodology but also remove the low low level stuff that most of us are not interested in?An example would be [code]public void invoke(int source, int type, int id, i...

I'm afraid in this particular case I had no choice but go with the lowest-level option. We want to have a single method (for lambda compatibility) and we want flexibility/performance at the same time. Only the low-level interface provides that. If LWJG...

Quote from: theagentd on September 06, 2015, 03:54:15We're currently trying to implement window icons, but it's not in there yet.I just did two PRs to GLFW:Improvements to the Wi...

While it's nice that LWJGL 3.0 is using a more or less raw version of OpenGL and that GLFW gives more direct access to the hardware it made it a lot more complicated. While it isn't supposed to be drag and drop as it is a programming library it used to...

Perhaps you are trying to close the window twice, look over your code and check.

Hey guys,I am not sure if this is related to GLFW or LWJGL and if it is a bug or not. But every time I close my game window, this message pops up in my terminal:[code]X Error of failed request:  BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)  Major opcode of...

Thank you. It's just that silly thing that you always miss.

Fixed in build 3.0.0b #23. Thanks!