chris wrote:
Lauren,
you were clear enough - I was just reinterpreting a bit because I don't
think I have seen
such a thing for x3d. But there are some potential candidates as a starting
point, such as vos, vrspace or deepmatrix, to
perhaps link with an X3D browser. I just don't know
That's something that was introduced by the new event tables
implementation in 0.24. The solution is to make the registration
function a templated class, and for the subclass to call the base class
registration function with the subclass type to ensure that the method
handlers are associated
For one thing, apparently you can't do this:
class Base {
public:
virtual void pure() = 0;
templateclass T register() {
VobjectBase::registerHandlerT(message, handler);
}
void handler(Message *m) {
...
}
};
class VirtualDerived : public virtual Base {
public:
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 04:11:41PM -0400, Reed Hedges wrote:
Peter Amstutz wrote:
That's something that was introduced by the new event tables
implementation in 0.24. The solution is to make the registration
function a templated class, and for the subclass to call the base class
Try
templateclass T register() {
VobjectBase::registerHandlerT(message, T::handler);
}
(note T::handler)
This should work, this is exactly how it works in s5.
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 04:49:17PM -0400, Reed Hedges wrote:
For one thing, apparently you can't do this:
class Base {
No, and it shouldn't do that -- the goal is to have the XML DOM
structure reflect the VOS structure in a meaningful way. If you spread
essential information for a single vobject all over the document such
that it requires that you must process the entire document before being
able to do
Peter Amstutz wrote:
No, and it shouldn't do that -- the goal is to have the XML DOM
structure reflect the VOS structure in a meaningful way. If you spread
essential information for a single vobject all over the document such
that it requires that you must process the entire document
How is XML restricting you? It doesn't care how you use the tree. There
are things that look silly to an XMLer that may have a legitimate
application. Bits like
parent name=''
children/children/parent
look like someone didn't understand structure given by XML, but they aren't
illegal and
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 06:15:39PM -0400, Reed Hedges wrote:
The reason I ask is that I want to load some 3D objects from a COD file,
but then insert some non-3d children into one of those objects, and
extend its types. This is the kind of thing that VOS is all about :)
Practically speaking,
Be fair, Peter. It is the X3D instance you have to import, not the schema.
The schema is baroque to put it mildly. I'm not sure if it is used for
import. BS Contact has a validating switch, but I've not tried it. The
schema is useful for the x3d-edit utility, but even then, not too many peole
http://research.sun.com/projects/darkstar/
Should the page above be checked for the release or is that not
something of use here?
Project Darkstar is a research effort focused on the design of
massive-scale, latency-optimized systems like online games. Written
entirely in the Java programming
Ken Taylor wrote:
Ken Taylor wrote:
Reed Hedges wrote:
Peter Amstutz wrote:
Try
templateclass T register() {
VobjectBase::registerHandlerT(message, T::handler);
}
(note T::handler)
Same problem -- it can't use the method in the base class when the
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