view plugins/crazychat/dog_lids.c @ 13119:fcde3faa1f57

[gaim-migrate @ 15481] This adds support for displaying log timestamps in their original timezone. If your OS's definition of struct tm sucks, then the log timestamps will show up in your local timezone, but converted, so the time is accurate. Yay! Anyway, this all works, as I've renamed lots of my log files locally, but currently, there's no code to save new logs in this name format. That's held up on a portability issue and backwards compatibility issue. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

#include

#include "lid1.h"
#include "lid2.h"
#include "lid3.h"
#include "lid4.h"
#include "lid5.h"
#include "lid6.h"
#include "lid8.h"
#include "lid9.h"
#include "lid10.h"

#define NUM_LIDS 9

GLint lidLists[NUM_LIDS];

void initLids(){
	GLint test;
	int i;
	
	GLint[0]=Gen3DObjectListLid1();
	GLint[1]=Gen3DObjectListLid2();
	GLint[2]=Gen3DObjectListLid3();
	GLint[3]=Gen3DObjectListLid4();
	GLint[4]=Gen3DObjectListLid5();
	GLint[5]=Gen3DObjectListLid6();
	GLint[6]=Gen3DObjectListLid8();
	GLint[7]=Gen3DObjectListLid9();
	GLint[8]=Gen3DObjectListLid10();

};

void drawLids(int left, right) {
	//draw left
	GLfloat offset = .5;

	glPushMatrix();
	glTranslatef(offset, 0, 0);
	glCallList(lidLists[left]);
	glPopMatrix();

	//draw right
	glPushMatrix();
	glTranslatef(-offset, 0, 0);
	glScalef(-1, 1, 1);
	glCallList(lidLists[right]);
	glPopMatrix();
}