Oh.. 
Who is now working on it then?
]]>I'm using some code based on a snippet ReyBrujo posted some time ago.
First I get the list of drivers and write them out to a logifle and I get these options:
name: AllegroGL Windowed (Win32)
ID: 1330072663
name: AllegroGL Fullscreen (Win32)
ID: 1330072646
name: AllegroGL Default Driver
ID: 1330072644
However, when I call get_gfx_mode_list with any of these ID's it just returns NULL indicating failure. I get the same thing when I try to use the DIRECTX drivers instead.
Anyone else had this problem?
]]>A little example program would help. And yes, it should work. Did you init allegro and allegroGL?
Also, from the manual: "Note that the card parameter must refer to a real driver. this function fails if you pass GFX_SAFE, GFX_AUTODETECT, or any other "magic" driver."
]]>I don't think we implemented this, but it would be trivial to do so - AGL already builds up a list internally to pick the right graphics mode.
]]>I might as well ask. Is AllegroGL still being worked on Bob?
]]>Yes, but not by me.
]]>
Oh..
Who is now working on it then?
]]>Elias, Peter and me mostly.
get_gfx_mode_list is implemented. I did it for Windows. At least it should work with DirecX drivers which has nothing to do with AGL.
]]>I've found the directX part, but I presume their needs to be an equal part in the OpenGL side.
What are the plans for AllegroGL then? 
So, does get_gfx_mode_list(GFX_OPENGL_FULLSCREEN) return something other than NULL, like it is supposed to?
The plan is to release AllegroGL-0.4.0 when Allegro-4.2.1 comes out. AGL-0.4.0 will work only with Allegro >= 4.2.0. Then I don't know, AGL should be merged in Allegro as a ordinary display driver.
]]>I tried the 3 ID's I found:
name: AllegroGL Windowed (Win32) ID: 1330072663 name: AllegroGL Fullscreen (Win32) ID: 1330072646 name: AllegroGL Default Driver ID: 1330072644
But none of them worked. I didn't try GFX_OPENGL_FULLSCREEN, but that seems to be the second choice.
]]>This works for me:
| 1 | #define ALLEGRO_USE_CONSOLE 1 |
| 2 | |
| 3 | #include <allegro.h> |
| 4 | #include <alleggl.h> |
| 5 | #include <stdio.h> |
| 6 | |
| 7 | int main() |
| 8 | { |
| 9 | GFX_MODE_LIST *l; |
| 10 | |
| 11 | allegro_init(); |
| 12 | install_allegro_gl(); |
| 13 | |
| 14 | l = get_gfx_mode_list(1330072646); |
| 15 | printf("%i\n", l); |
| 16 | printf("%i\n", l->num_modes); |
| 17 | |
| 18 | return 0; |
| 19 | } |
| 20 | END_OF_MAIN() |
Quering mode list of other two drivers makes no sense because the first one supports any resolution (window sizes) and the third one is ambiguous.
]]>The only thing that might be important is I tried this with OpenLayer (about setting up Allegro and OpenLayer, but before opening a screen).
I just got 0 or NULL back from get_gfx_mode_list.. 
You didn't mention the version of AGL you are using. 0.4.0RC4 should do, older versions won't work because it was implemented recently.
]]>Ah! It might be that. I just use OpenLayer, so not sure what version it links into. The .a file in the OpenLayer folders seems to be about a year old though..
I'm not sure if OpenLayer works with the newest AllegroGL lib. I've always been reluctant to use new versions of libraries while I'm in the middle of a project using them!