Winamp Plugin and opengl

[galactic_fox]

Hi guys


I'm newbie when it comes to winamp. I've downloaded the sdk off of the site. I managed to get a glut window and some opengl working. However I can't seem to get the data spectrum or wave data. When I plot them as a line I get a stationary line not a moving wave. here's my basis setup maybe you tell me what I'm doing wrong.

-create a glut window config_getinifn()
-I copy the this_mod(the pointer) to a global pointer
- I also call glutDisplayFunc(render3);,
glutIdleFunc(render3);, glutMainLoop(); there too

void render3
-int x, y;
float i;
glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
glClearColor(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);
glColor3f(0,1,0);
glLineWidth(2.0);
glBegin(GL_LINES);
for(y=1;y<256;y=y++)
{
for(x=1;x<288;x++)
{
i=globalpointer->waveformData[y][x];
glVertex2i(x,i);
}
}
glEnd();
glutSwapBuffers(); //printf("{%d %d} {%d %d} \n", results->x,results->y,results->x1,results->y1);
return 0;


any suggestions would be great help I've been stuck on this for a long time


thanks in advance

[saivert]

Set the waveformData member of the winampVisModule struct to 2.

Then use these for loops instead:

code:


// draw oscilliscope

for (y = 0; y < this_mod->nCh; y ++)

{

  int x, y; // x is the horizontal axis, y is channel flag (left = 0, right = 1)



  MoveToEx(memDC,0,(y*256)>>(this_mod->nCh-1),NULL);

  for (x = 0; x < 288; x ++)

  {

    LineTo(memDC,x,(y*256 + this_mod->waveformData[y][x]^128)>>(this_mod->nCh-1));

  }

}

If that is C you tried to show us, then you should rethink your choice of programming language. Please don't post such code except when you label it as pseudo-code.

[Cummi Bare]

Heh, saivert, you sound harsh. Just out of interest can you answer this.

Originally posted by saivert
If that is C you tried to show us, then you should rethink your choice of programming language.

Why?

Originally posted by saivert
Please don't post such code except when you label it as pseudo-code.

And why?

Cheers

[Cummi Bare]

Holy Shit saivert, you're on a mission this morning.

[saivert]

@Cummi Bare: Thanks for noticing all my replies this day. :-)

I wrote what I wrote because the code he posted below his questions was terrible. It did not look like real C code at all. And if it is, then I have to start reading those C/C++ programming books again (and again).

I mean, what the h*** is this:

code:


void render3

-int x, y;

You can't declare a function like that (void render3).
It should be this:

code:




void render3()

{

 int x, y; // No dash (-) before it.

 // ...code...

}

And he did not indent his either. Very hard to read then...

[Cummi Bare]

Originally posted by saivert
I wrote what I wrote because the code he posted below his questions was terrible. It did not look like real C code at all.

Oh OK, I just assumed he was being ultra sloppy, or off his face, and wasn't posting the actual code he's using.

Originally posted by saivert
I mean, what the h*** is this: