Hi,
I have a problem using a field container derived class. For simplicity let's
just name my classes type1 and type2, both defined using fcd files. Now
type2 needs to have a multifield of type1.
First I tried this:
<Field
name="locations"
type="type1"
header="./OSGType1Fields.h"
cardinality="multi"
visibility="external"
access="public">
</Field>
This would be the preferred solution as type1 is quite small (only 5 floats)
and the whole multifield is not changed after loading.
This didn't work because MFType1 was not defined. However the file
OSGType1Fields.h contains all the definitions for pointers so I tried:
<Field
name="locations"
category="pointer"
type="type1"
header="./OSGType1Fields.h"
cardinality="multi"
visibility="external"
access="public">
</Field>
This does not compile either, because fcd2code insists to add the following
include to OSGType2Base.cpp:
#include <OpenSG/OSGType1.h> // Locations Class
Which doesn't exist of course as type1 is not part of OpenSG 2.
Besides the fact that the effect in part #2 is obviously a bug, what is the
preferred way of using such a small class?
Aloha, Andi
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