repainting speed - Java-Gaming.org

There is no apparent reason why this would be the case. GLDrawable is an interface which is implemented by GLCanvas. I see every reason for the inverse to be true. Calling display causes

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  public void display() {
    displayImpl();
  }

to be called which is basically passing the painting off to the native rendering implementation.

However calling repaint would be calling paint which would be calling

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  /** Overridden from Canvas; calls {@link #display}. Should not be
      invoked by applications directly. */
  public void paint(Graphics g) {
    if (!context.getNoAutoRedrawMode()) {
      display();
    }
  }

So unless yoru context isn't redrawing itself automatically which could lead to some weirdness when windows overlap and such, at worst they should be the same speed with a call to display being faster (and correct).

All of the code for this is is in GLCanvas.java if you want to check things out yourself.

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