Martin Beckett wrote on Friday, September 04, 2009 5:20 PM:
Hi,
I have a class derived from PositionAttitudeTransform. It's simply an
Adapter
it contains no new variables but fixes up some methods for osg::PAT to
be
used in an existing design for some navigation routines.
The existing
Don't think so,
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[quote=Paul Martz]If you can (obviously) change your code to understand
instances of your new custom class, then I don't understand why you can't
change your code to understand instances of ref_ptrs to your new custom class.
Please explain this restriction further.
I have a complicated
2009/9/5 Martin Beckett m...@mgbeckett.com:
[quote=Paul Martz]If you can (obviously) change your code to understand
instances of your new custom class, then I don't understand why you can't
change your code to understand instances of ref_ptrs to your new custom
class. Please explain this
Thanks but not really - then I can't use the new class in the scene graph.
The idea was to have a 'location' object in the scenegraph which is a PAT as
far as OSG is concerned but has methods which reflect the interface I'm used to
and fit the needs of my problem domain. That I can do with an
Hi Martin,
2009/9/5 Martin Beckett m...@mgbeckett.com:
Thanks but not really - then I can't use the new class in the scene graph.
Yes, you can, can't you? Pass your objects to constructor. I wouldn't
do it, but you want if you want to.
class MyAdapter
{
typedef osg::ref_ptrosg::PAT
It appears that I forgot comments in constructors.
2009/9/5 Ismail Pazarbasi pazarb...@gmail.com:
[snip]
class MyAdapter
{
typedef osg::ref_ptrosg::PAT osg_pat_type;
osg_pat_type m_sppat;
public:
// here is missing part
// you will use this constructor to pass a osg::ref_ptrosg::PAT
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