public SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback PostRenderCallback { get; set; }

Public Property PostRenderCallback As SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback
	Get
	Set

public:
property SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback^ PostRenderCallback {
	SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback^ get ();
	void set (SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback^ value);
}

member PostRenderCallback : SoWinRenderAreaRenderCallback with get, set

Property Value

Generally the application should not modify Open Inventor state in these callbacks, but they can be useful for special effects using OpenGL calls.

When the delegatefunction is called, Open Inventor has completed normal rendering (including delayed transparent objects, multi-pass, etc), but no "end of frame" calls (glFlush, glFinish, SwapBuffers...) have been made. The function should return true if "end of frame" handling has been done by the application (Open Inventor will do nothing in this case). If false is returned, Open Inventor will do its normal end of frame calls (normally calling SwapBuffers).

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