[ios] window dimensions incorrect after orientation change

[yvesa]

Hello,
is there a reason why method EAGL2Window::windowMovedOrResized in OgreEAGL2Window.mm uses [mView frame] instead of [mView bounds] to calculate dimensions?
When I change the orientation of the device to landscape, the frame still returns the portrait width and height.

Tested on IPad 4 device.

[masterfalcon]

What version of Ogre?

How can we reproduce the issue? It works as expected when using the sample browser for me.

[yvesa]

Ogre 1.9 taken from bitbucket on 11-Nov-2013.

I've just checked the current version of the file on bitbucket for 1.9 branch and the call to [mView frame] is still there. This seems to be a know issue with frames on iOS, e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2686 ... -in-iphone .

[masterfalcon]

How can we reproduce the issue?

[yvesa]

In my case, it's calling Ogre::RenderWindow::windowMovedOrResized after the orientation has changed.

[masterfalcon]

Are you calling windowMovedOrResized after the orientation changes?

Give me exact steps to reproduce.

[yvesa]

yes, sorry i should have clarified that

after everything is initialized, when I detect any window size change, I also call windowMovedOrResized manually in my code.

Perhaps I am missing something obvious here, but is the call of windowMovedOrResized in such situation illegal? I noticed that samplebrowser calls it only once when initializing so that's probably why the issue with the frame vs. bounds is not visible there.

Thanks

[masterfalcon]

Have you tried just removing that? The EAGLViewController already takes care of reconfiguring the window on orientation changes.