Hi All,
Today I was working on cleaning up some extension setup code in
Texture::Extensions and then attempted to update the wrappers, then
build them. Unfortunately genwrappers has got really confused with
the typedef's for the function pointer, and I've tried to fix things
with tweaks to src/os
Hi Robert,
Given the repeated problems I face, and the lack of active usage of
osgIntrospection out in the community I am ready to move
osgIntrospection out of the core. It has long been a real maintenance
problem for me and I really know my own productivity will improve with
moving osgIntrospe
one question. I am not familiar with this piece of code at all, but , does
the osgdotnet wrapper depends on it? If so, I am very interested in keeping
it alive
-Nick
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 4:53 PM, Jean-Sébastien Guay <
jean-sebastien.g...@cm-labs.com> wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
>
> Given the repe
Hi Robert,
If I Remember right, Wang wrote in the context of the serializer introduction,
that a wrapper/introspection could be build up on that technique.
I'm not sure if I remember right, but could this be a solution to maintain a
kind of introspection/wrapper functionality and to move the cu
Hi Nick,
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Trajce (Nick) Nikolov
wrote:
> one question. I am not familiar with this piece of code at all, but , does
> the osgdotnet wrapper depends on it? If so, I am very interested in keeping
> it alive
I'm not sure about the dependency in osgdotnet having never
Hi Torben,
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Torben Dannhauer
wrote:
> If I Remember right, Wang wrote in the context of the serializer
> introduction, that a wrapper/introspection could be build up on that
> technique.
> I'm not sure if I remember right, but could this be a solution to maintain
Hi All,
As part of my prep work of the OSG for the up coming 3.0 I will be
moving osgIntrospection and the associated wrappers out into their
separate project, and looking for a member of the OSG community to
step up and take over management of this project. My thought is that
one would place the
Hi Robert,
I would like to take part in the coming osgIntrospection library, either as
a contributor or a leader. I have experience maintaining projects with SVN.
But the problem is that I'm not an osgIntrospection user and don't have a
comprehensive idea of the future of this library. So just con
Hi Wang Rui,
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Wang Rui wrote:
> I would like to take part in the coming osgIntrospection library, either as
> a contributor or a leader.
Thanks for your offer of help. Alas so far the only offer of help,
hopefully others will chip in once we get the ball rolling.
I have been pondering on the issue of osgIntrospection and feel the
next step should be to create a new osgIntrospection project that
retains API compatibility with the current lib and wrappers, but just
provide them in a separate project. The layout of the project would
be:
osgIntrospection/in
Hi All,
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 12:44 PM, Robert Osfield
wrote:
> I'll create the above osgIntrospection project this week
The first step is now done, I've created a new osgIntrospection
project and moved in the source for the include/osgIntrospection
src/osgIntrospection, src/osgWrappers and th
Hi Wang Rui,
I've just tried your Cmake scripts out and they compile
osgIntrospection. As it's a reasonable first step I've gone ahead an
merged these CmakeLists.txt and CMakeModules files and checked them
into osgIntrospection/svn/trunk.
I'll contact Jose Luis Hidalgo about getting your write p
Hi All,
Now that osgIntrospection has been copied out from OpenScneGraph and
ready to live on it's own, I've taken the next step to remove
osgIntrospection and the wrappers from the OpenSceneGraph/svn/trunk.
These changes are now checked in to svn/trunk, which will mean the up
coming OSG-2.9.9 wil
Hi Robert,
Thanks. I will complete the cmake scripts of osgIntrospection once I got the
permission tomorrow.
Cheers,
Wang Rui
2010/6/23 Robert Osfield
> Hi Wang Rui,
>
> I've just tried your Cmake scripts out and they compile
> osgIntrospection. As it's a reasonable first step I've gone ahea
Hi Robert / Wang Rui,
I'd be willing to help on this as well. Particularly, I'd like to help
get a debian (& ubuntu) package out soon that includes osgIntrospection
and genwrapper.
Robert, can you add genwrapper to the new repository?
Specific things that I am interested in:
- ensuring that
Hi Mike,
It would be appreciated if you and others can contribute to the 'newborn'
osgIntrospection project. I've just finished updating all the cmake scripts
and a new example which explains how to use the wrappers to construct and
view a simple scene. Now people who use osgIntrospection in there
Hi Wang Rui,
Good to see osgIntrospection updates coming through ;-)
On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 8:51 AM, Wang Rui wrote:
> To submit changes, just start new threads on the osg-users (or
> osg-submissions? Is it permitted, Robert?).
It would be fine to keep discussions of osgIntrospection/genwrappe
Hi,
Looks like I'm a bit of a latecomer to this discussion. I've actually
been working on a similar type of project (generic, non-intrusive,
callable reflection wrapper library) and nearing its completion. Now
that I look at osgIntrospection, I see many similarities but also some
significant diffe
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