#ifndef Magnum_Platform_GlxApplication_h
#define Magnum_Platform_GlxApplication_h
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/** @file
 * @brief Class Magnum::Platform::GlxApplication
 */

#include "AbstractXApplication.h"
#include "GlxContextHandler.h"

namespace Magnum { namespace Platform {

/**
@brief GLX application

Uses GlxContextHandler. See @ref platform for brief introduction.

@section GlxApplication-usage Usage

You need to implement at least drawEvent() and viewportEvent() to be able to
draw on the screen. The subclass can be then used directly in `main()` - see
convenience macro MAGNUM_GLXAPPLICATION_MAIN().
@code
class MyApplication: public Magnum::Platform::GlxApplication {
    // implement required methods...
};
MAGNUM_GLXAPPLICATION_MAIN(MyApplication)
@endcode

If no other application header is included this class is also aliased to
`Platform::Application` and the macro is aliased to `MAGNUM_APPLICATION_MAIN()`
to simplify porting.
*/
class GlxApplication: public AbstractXApplication {
    public:
        /** @copydoc GlutApplication::GlutApplication(const Arguments&) */
        inline explicit GlxApplication(const Arguments& arguments): AbstractXApplication(new GlxContextHandler, arguments) {}

        /** @copydoc GlutApplication::GlutApplication(const Arguments&, Configuration*) */
        inline explicit GlxApplication(const Arguments& arguments, Configuration* configuration): AbstractXApplication(new GlxContextHandler, arguments, configuration) {}
};

/** @hideinitializer
@brief Entry point for GLX-based applications
@param className Class name

Can be used with GlxApplication subclasses as equivalent to the following code
to achieve better portability, see @ref portability-applications for more
information.
@code
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
    className app({argc, argv});
    return app.exec();
}
@endcode
When no other application header is included this macro is also aliased to
`MAGNUM_APPLICATION_MAIN()`.
*/
#define MAGNUM_GLXAPPLICATION_MAIN(className)                               \
    int main(int argc, char** argv) {                                       \
        className app({argc, argv});                                        \
        return app.exec();                                                  \
    }

#ifndef DOXYGEN_GENERATING_OUTPUT
#ifndef MAGNUM_APPLICATION_MAIN
typedef GlxApplication Application;
#define MAGNUM_APPLICATION_MAIN(className) MAGNUM_GLXAPPLICATION_MAIN(className)
#else
#undef MAGNUM_APPLICATION_MAIN
#endif
#endif

}}

#endif