Hi Robert,
On 5/01/10 9:26 PM, Robert Osfield wrote:
> I've done a quick read of you proposal and it sounds good. For
> convenience perhaps adding a getIntProperty(), getFloatProperty() etc.
> methods might be appropriate, or perhaps one could use the bool
> getProperty(const std::string&, Property) interface that I adopted in
> osg::ArgumentParser, where Property is a temporary helper object.
Sorry for the delay, I'm down under moving and didn't get around to this.
I understand where you're going with the convenience functions, but I was
hoping to find a
more generic way to store data types which is why I came up with the template
class. I'll
try to work the interface into a more user friendly version.
Another thing that I realized is that the template I currently have makes it a
bit
difficult to write the properties out to file. But maybe I'm missing
something, so if
anyone has a clever idea of how to serialize something like:
template <typename T> class Foo {
T _data;
}
I'd be interested to learn about that. The output should contain the type as a
string and
the value, so that it can be parsed and recreated again.
Cheers,
/ulrich
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