I had the same problem, and found that over-ridding the drawRect:
method and calling [ view setNeedsDisplay:YES] instead of having my own
drawFrame method which I called myself fixed the problem.
On 24/09/2004, at 2:46 PM, Keith Bauer wrote:
Basically resizing a window with an NSOpenGLView inside seems to
have these cosmetic glitches. Has anybody else seen these? And is
there an easy way to avoid this phenomenon?
Is your OpenGL view double-buffered? It should be to avoid this sort
of thing, and Interface Builder's controls won't let you make it,
IIRC.
-Keith
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