Hi Jeremy,
In your case where you have data being shared between a subclass and
its base class I feel that this duplication of ref_ptr to the shared
data is inappropriate. Rather what you should use in your own code is
dynamic_castVec3Array* where you need access to the array, or to
provide a
On Tue, 2008-02-19 at 09:44 +, Robert Osfield wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
In your case where you have data being shared between a subclass and
its base class I feel that this duplication of ref_ptr to the shared
data is inappropriate. Rather what you should use in your own code is
I have a quick question that I may be over-thinking, of which I have yet
to find a simple answer.
Imagine that I have a class Derived from osg::MatrixTransform--let's
call this osgWidget::Window. In my derived Window class, I have a number
of osg::ref_ptr objects referencing various things that
Hi Jeremy,
Most OSG objects implement the clone operator with CopyOp parameter so
you can just pass this along. For objects like std::vector etc you
would typically just implement a deep copy, i.e. copy all the
contents, unless of course its a vector of ref_ptr's in which case
copying the
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