Hello Georg,
Georg Stevenson wrote:
> still couldn't solve the problem with the functor :(
hm, the below sounds like you have it working now, do you still run into
problems with it?
>>> Traversal of SceneGraph:
>>> In 1.8 the following worked perfectly:
>>> OSG::traverse(modelTransNode,
>>> osgTypedMethodFunctor1ObjPtrCPtrRef<Action::ResultE, OpenSGModel,
>
>
>>> NodePtr> (this, &OpenSGModel::traversalEnter));
>>>
>>> As i've seen the signature of traverse stays the same, but i didn't find
>>> how the TraverseEnterFunctor is passed in OpenSG 2.0 :)
>
>
>>
>>we removed our own functors in favour of boost::function<>; the
>>OSG::traverse function now takes a boost::function<> object as argument
>>and you usually create those with boost::bind, for the above it would
>
>
>>look like this:
>>
>>OSG::traverse(
>> modelTransNode,
>> boost::bind(&OpenSGModel::traversalEnter, this, _1));
>
> also had to change the functor :
>
> OSG::Action::ResultE traversalEnter(OSG::NodePtr& node);
> i replaced NodePtr& Node with Node*
> , otherwise i would have got the following:
>
> Error 1 error C2664: 'R boost::_mfi::mf1<R,T,A1>::operator
> ()<OpenSGModel>(const U &,A1) const' : cannot convert parameter 2 from
> 'OSG::Node *' to 'OSG::RefCountPtr<ObjectT,RefCountPolicyT> '
> C:\boost\include\boost\bind.hpp 282
>
> hope that's alright from an OpenSG internal point of view.
yes, that change is also necessary, sorry, forgot about it. Most
functions simply pass around raw C pointers (usually because there is a
member smart pointer that makes sure the pointed to object remains alive
and it is more efficient - no need to touch the ref count).
>>> ============================
>>> Are there equivalents to OpenSG/OSGDrawAction.h or
>>> OpenSG/OSGDynamicVolume.h in OpenSG 2.0 ?
>
>>
>>no, they are both gone. Bounding volumes are always BoxVolume now.
>
> actually there are more headers missing, but the compiler just stops the
> preprocessing if he can't find an include,
hm, ok. Just to be clear: not only the headers are gone, but both types
do not exist in 2.0.
> here i still have to think
> about how to replace them. Maybe i still will have some questions here,
> if you're OK with it.
of course.
> actually i already got some important modules to compile and link (so i
> finally got some dlls), but wasn't able to test yet.
glad to hear you are making progress.
Cheers,
Carsten
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