GLUT pop-up menus?

Creating and using pop-up menus with GLUT is very simple. Here is a code sample that creates a pop-up menu with 4 options.

Creating and using pop-up menus with GLUT is very simple. Here is a code sample that creates a pop-up menu with 4 options: // Menu items enum MENU_TYPE { MENU_FRONT, MENU_SPOT, MENU_BACK, MENU_BACK_FRONT, }; // Assign a default value MENU_TYPE show = MENU_BACK_FRONT; // Menu handling function declaration void menu(int); int main() { // ... // Create a menu glutCreateMenu(menu); // Add menu items glutAddMenuEntry("Show Front", MENU_FRONT); glutAddMenuEntry("Show Back", MENU_BACK); glutAddMenuEntry("Spotlight", MENU_SPOT); glutAddMenuEntry("Blend 'em all", MENU_BACK_FRONT); // Associate a mouse button with menu glutAttachMenu(GLUT_RIGHT_BUTTON); // ... return; } // Menu handling function definition void menu(int item) { switch (item) { case MENU_FRONT: case MENU_SPOT: case MENU_DEPTH: case MENU_BACK: case MENU_BACK_FRONT: { show = (MENU_TYPE) item; } break; default: { /* Nothing */ } break; } glutPostRedisplay(); return; }.

You sound like you knew this all a long... – thyrgle May 11 '10 at 23:17.

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