2012/8/2 Chareyre <[email protected]>
> >3/ store the string representation of desired variable > > Yes that one too. I aprooved when I read it but didn't recall it. > Not sure it would be easier than void pointer though, since it would need > a lot of typecasting. > Your example is ok in python but the vector3 can't be used in c++ at this > point. Getting arbitrary types from a string in c++ is another story. > I guess Christian has in mind to use e.g. clump volume in some c++ > algorithm (right?), else there is little interest in adding variables to > bodies. > > I was just thinking about using it in python, if it is supposed to be used in c++, then my solution definitely isn't the best one :-) Jan
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