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TIP If the Output window is not displayed, it can be opened by selecting View/Output from Visual Studio s menu. If the Output window is open but no text is appearing, ensure that the Show output from combo box in the window toolbar is set to Debug, as shown in Figure 1 11.

Starting with version 4.1.2, you can tell MySQL how to handle the automatic updates of individual Tip

Sooner or later you will run into a development problem that you cannot solve on your own. A number of great resources at your disposal can provide insight and inspiration to keep you moving. Here are some of them.

private void makeContentCurrent() // make the rendering context current for this thread { try { while (context.makeCurrent() == GLContext.CONTEXT_NOT_CURRENT) { System.out.println("Context not yet current..."); Thread.sleep(100); } } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } // end of makeContentCurrent() makeCurrentContext() calls GLContext.makeCurrent(), which should immediately succeed since no other thread is using the context. The while-loop around the GLContext.makeCurrent() call

TIMESTAMP columns, instead of needing to explicitly set the TIMESTAMP to its own value during INSERT statements. See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/timestamp-4-1.html for more information

NOTE The Matrix.CreateTranslation function has two different calling styles: one that returns its generated matrix as a return value from the function, and another that returns the matrix in an output parameter. All the other matrix generation functions share these two approaches. Feel free to use whichever you are more comfortable with, but in the text of this book we will use the versions that return matrices as their return values.

is extra protection since the application will crash if OpenGL commands are called without the thread holding the current context. When execution returns from the rendering loop inside renderLoop(), the context is released and destroyed and the application exits. This coding approach means that the context is current for the entire duration of the thread s execution. This causes no problems on most platforms (e.g., it s fine on Windows), but unfortunately there s an issue when using X11. On X11 platforms, a AWT lock is created between the GLContext.makeCurrent() and GLContext.release() calls, stopping mouse and keyboard input from being processed. The only solution is to periodically release the context, giving the JRE under X11 time to act on mouse and keyboard events. This means that run() must have its calls to makeCurrentContext() and GLContext.release() commented out. This leads to a second version of the code: public void run() // initialize rendering and start frame generation; 2nd version { // makeContentCurrent(); // commented out due to X11 initRender(); renderLoop(); // discard the rendering context and exit // context.release(); // commented out due to X11 context.destroy(); System.exit(0); } // end of run() Instead, the context will be made current and released inside initRender() and renderLoop().

The Spatial Data Extensions for MySQL will become more and more useful as more of the OpenGIS specification is implemented, and, in particular, when MySQL implements the ability to load geographic information system (GIS) data through the LOAD DATA INFILE command directly from well-known text (WKT) or well-known binary (WKB) values. Until then, using spatial types may be a little cumbersome, but you can still reap some benefits. As far as the actual data types go, the MySQL online manual provides a good lesson on how the myriad geometry types behave.

We can also rotate the objects that we draw. Objects can be rotated around any of the three axes, as shown in Figure 6 7.