Re: [osg-users] a limit of osg::ReaderWriter interface

2010-07-30 Thread Martin Scheffler
Hi all, something is definitely wrong with the gz plugin. >osgconv physics_crate.ive physics_crate.ive.gz >osgconv physics_crate.ive.gz physics_crate.osg DataInputStream::readUInt(): Failed to read unsigned int value. Also, physics_crate.ive.gz cannot be opened with winzip or 7zip. Cheers, Mar

Re: [osg-users] a limit of osg::ReaderWriter interface

2010-07-26 Thread Florian Kolbe
Hi, also, .ive.gz apparently cannot be read from the file system? have: a.ive gzip a.ive Now have: a.ive.gz Trying osgDB::readNodeFile("a.ive.gz") yields an error: DataInputStream::readUInt(): Failed to read unsigned int value. (which is part of the IVE plugin). This is using 2.

Re: [osg-users] a limit of osg::ReaderWriter interface

2009-03-18 Thread Robert Osfield
Hi Ren, Perhaps we could put the orignal filename into the ReaderWriter::Options passed to the gz plugin to help it get over this hurdle. This will require tweaks of the curl + gz plugins to enable this. The other route would be to get the .ive plugin itself to compress itself using it's own inb

[osg-users] a limit of osg::ReaderWriter interface

2009-03-17 Thread lwren
Hi all, I notice that osg::ReaderWriter includes a series of interface like readNode(std::istream& ,const Options*) which read data from stream buffer and has no file name passed in. There is a problem here when reading the file with a name like aa.ive.gz.curl. The curl plugin read file dat