Hi Christophe,

 

Public variable support is definitely simpler than general operator
support, and I'm working on an implementation.  Currently it's mostly
complete; it's just the C++/CLI code generation for the property
functions that remains to be done...  I can't predict when it'll be
finished though as I don't have much time to devote to osgDotNet in the
near future.

 

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Christophe Medard
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 2:59 AM
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Subject: Re: [osg-users] Use of osgDotNet Wrappers

 

The non wrapping of public variables is an issue too, that necessitates
modification by hand too (for dynamic use of LightPoints for example).

Is that evolution (maybe less tricky than the operator issue) planned
for the future ?

 

Christophe

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        Hi Jason and Christophe,

         

        Operator overloading is a known deficiency.  But it's unlikely
to be resolved in an automated fashion in the near future due to
extensive changes necessary in osgIntrospection.

         

        The solution for now is ad-hoc support on a per-type basis,
added to the generator.  If you know how to patch the generated files to
support the operators you're using, then it's only a small step to add
that same information to the generator configuration so that it is added
to the generated code automatically in the future.  Just modify
GeneratorConfiguration.cpp, send a patch, and I can integrate it into
osgDotNet SVN.

         

        On the general question of osgDotNet use, I'm actually only
using the wrappers intermittently at this point due to some changes in
project direction.  But I still intend to support osgDotNet releases on
top of stable OSG releases in the future.

        


         

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