问题
I heard you can hook window handle and use this window as OpenGL canvas. I know how to hook windows, but I can't find how can I draw on this window.
PS. I'm using Qt if it helps.
回答1:
OpenGL contexts are only usable in one thread at a time and are bound to processes. So what that required was creating a OpenGL context of a foreign process' resource.
On Windows using some very quircky hacks this was possible in at least WinXP (I don't know about Vista or 7); this usually includes making large portions of the process memory shared.
On X11/GLX it's a lot easier by creating the context as indirect rendering context (unfortunately OpenGL-3 has not complete indirect GLX specification, for some shady excuses of reasons); indirect contexts can be accessed from multiple processes.
In any case both processes must cooperate to make this work.
回答2:
Qt has some NativeWindow hacks you can play with a bit.
On Windows you can use findWindowEx to get a HWND and interrogate its geometry, then position your own window on top of it.
You really shouldn't be able to interfere with another process's windows arbitrarily -- it's a security hazard.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7566205/can-i-draw-something-on-window-that-does-not-belongs-to-me-using-opengl