Hi Allen,
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 09:52, Allen Bierbaum wrote:
> I have a scenegraph that I have constructed that I would like to delete
> after I am done with it. What is the recommended way to do this?
>
> So for example I have a root node:
>
> osg::NodePtr rootNode = osg::Node::create();
>
> ... Add a bunch more nodes ...
>
> Then I would like to issue a command here on the rootNode to delete the
> tree.
>
> My first thought was that reference counting should handle this similar
> to how smart pointers work. So I thought maybe:
>
> rootNode.settNull()
>
> or
>
> rootNode = NullFC
>
> But the implementation of those methods in FieldContainerPtrBase doesn't
> seem to have any code for decreasing the reference count.
>
> So I need to explicitly call subRef(rootNode) to make this work?
Yup.
Either that, or use a reference counting pointer (OSGRefPtr.h) for the
variables that you use to keep references to FieldContainers around.
OSG::RefPtr<OSG::NodePtr> rootNode = OSG::Node::create();
...
rootNode = OSG::NullFC;
(We recommend using OSG:: instead of osg::, as the former is a macro
that allows us to change the namespace later on, if there are
conflicts.)
Given that you're explicitly creating Nodes, you might have missed the
convenience function makeCoredNode, that creates the necessary core too.
OSG::RefPtr<OSG::NodePtr> n1 = OSG::makeCoredNode<OSG::Group>();
GeometryPtr geo;
OSG::RefPtr<OSG::NodePtr> n2 = OSG::makeCoredNode<OSG::Geometry>(&geo);
Hope it helps
Dirk
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