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From Sukender, "I experienced as some users before: I tried to rescale an image without a valid rendering context... And had problems to unserstand what the "GL_OUT_OF_MEMORY" meant! So I added a few comments for future users."

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Robert Osfield
2009-12-08 17:25:45 +00:00
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@@ -135,10 +135,14 @@ class OSG_EXPORT Image : public BufferData
virtual void readImageFromCurrentTexture(unsigned int contextID, bool copyMipMapsIfAvailable, GLenum type = GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE);
/** Scale image to specified size. */
/** Scale image to specified size.
* \warning The method uses gluScaleImage() and thus needs a valid rendering context.
*/
void scaleImage(int s,int t,int r) { scaleImage(s,t,r, getDataType()); }
/** Scale image to specified size and with specified data type. */
/** Scale image to specified size and with specified data type.
* \warning The method uses gluScaleImage() and thus needs a valid rendering context.
*/
virtual void scaleImage(int s,int t,int r, GLenum newDataType);
/** Copy a source Image into a subpart of this Image at specified position.