So I am sitting here a little uncertain about how to correctly use
CoredNodePtr's with beginEditCP/endEditCP.
Some code for an example:
CoredNodePtr<Transform> root_transform;
beginEditCP(root_transform);
root_transform->setMatrix(m);
endEditCP(root_transform);
It appears from the API documentation for CoredNodePtr that this code
would issue a begin edit on the "node" part of the cored node pointer
and not on the core part (because of the operator FieldContainerPtr).
This seems to be exactly what I would not expect it to do. :(
I think there are 3 cases for what it could do:
- flag the core for edits
- flag the node for edits
- flag both of them for edits
Since the dereference operator makes the root_transform "look" like a
core pointer I would expect that most people would think of the first
option being the one to happen.
Anyway, how should I be using this?
Something like this???:
beginEditCP(root_transform.core());
root_transform->setMatrix(m);
endEditCP(root_transform.core());
This still seems a little odd.
-Allen
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