fdo#81237: 2D OpenGL charts was upside-down

The problem is that LO drawinglayer uses a coordinate system
with an origin at the top-left corner of the screen, while
OpenGL uses a complete coordinate system (with all four
quarters, e.g.: allows negative values). The points in
LO are always positive values which means they are drawn
in the first quarter of the OpenGL coordinate system which
also means that the origin is at the bottom-left corner
of the scene. This difference causes the flipped scene.

* To solve that problem scale the projection matrix with -1.0f
along the y axis.
* glDisable(GL_CULL_FACE) is necessary to avoid dropping primitives
after scaling with -1.0.
* Since projection matrix mirrors also the textures we don't need to
do that inside the ConvertBitmapExToRGBATextureBuffer() method.

Change-Id: Ieba642f3e665778a12368fe50a20865ec8f73514

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/avmedia/source/opengl/oglplayer.cxx b/avmedia/source/opengl/oglplayer.cxx
index a21d5db403d1..c7f0c05f0703 100644
--- a/avmedia/source/opengl/oglplayer.cxx
+++ b/avmedia/source/opengl/oglplayer.cxx
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ bool OGLPlayer::create( const OUString& rURL )
                 }
                 BitmapEx aBitmapEx = aGraphic.GetBitmapEx();
                 rFile.buffer = new char[4 * aBitmapEx.GetSizePixel().Width() * aBitmapEx.GetSizePixel().Height()];
-                OpenGLHelper::ConvertBitmapExToRGBATextureBuffer(aBitmapEx, reinterpret_cast<sal_uInt8*>(rFile.buffer));
+                OpenGLHelper::ConvertBitmapExToRGBATextureBuffer(aBitmapEx, reinterpret_cast<sal_uInt8*>(rFile.buffer), true);
                 rFile.imagewidth = aBitmapEx.GetSizePixel().Width();
                 rFile.imageheight = aBitmapEx.GetSizePixel().Height();
             }