- Cleaned up include order: Now you only need to include <vcg/complex/complex.h> (no more vertex/base.h etc)
- Added official VN() EN() FN() const members for knowing number of vertexes etc...
- Added exceptions (at last!)
Now instead of:
assert(HasPerVertexNormal(m))
you should write:
if(!HasPerFaceNormal(m)) throw vcg::MissingComponentException();
Changed the basic reflection mechanism: Instead of having a function templates over all the four containers now we template over Trimesh and we rely on a second function templated on face/vert that wants a vector<face> ; this second function only is eventually overloaded by another function that needs a vector_ocf of faces.
That is Before we had:
- in complex.h
template < class CType0, class CType1, class CType2 , class CType3>
bool HasPerFaceVFAdjacency (const TriMesh < CType0, CType1, CType2, CType3> & /*m*/) {return TriMesh < CType0 , CType1, CType2, CType3>::FaceContainer::value_type::HasVFAdjacency();}
- in the component_ocf.h
template < class VertContainerType, class FaceType, class Container1, class Container2 >
bool HasPerFaceVFAdjacency (const TriMesh < VertContainerType , face::vector_ocf< FaceType >, Container1, Container2 > & m)
{
if(FaceType::HasVFAdjacencyOcf()) return m.face.IsVFAdjacencyEnabled();
else return FaceType::FaceType::HasVFAdjacency();
}
While now we have:
- in complex.h
template < class FaceType > bool FaceVectorHasPerFaceVFAdjacency (const std::vector<FaceType > &) { return FaceType::HasVFAdjacency(); }
template < class TriMeshType> bool HasPerFaceVFAdjacency (const TriMeshType &m) { return tri::FaceVectorHasPerFaceVFAdjacency (m.vert); }
- and in component_ocf.h
template < class FaceType >
bool FaceVectorHasPerFaceVFAdjacency(const face::vector_ocf<FaceType> &fv)
{
if(FaceType::HasVFAdjacencyOcf()) return fv.IsVFAdjacencyEnabled();
else return FaceType::HasVFAdjacency();
}
- useless template paramtere in SimpleTempData_Base removed (simple_temporary_data.h)
- Attribute is now derived by SimpleTempData_Base
- SimpleTempData_Base defines a void * At(unsigned int i) function that returns a pointer to the i-th element of the vector withouth knowing the type
- removed the useless member _typeid from the PointerToAttribute. It was used to store the rtti, useless itself.
NOTE: the copy of attributes is done with a memcpy! This means that if you defined a operator = in your attribute this WILL NOT be used in the append.
Paolo Cignoni
Nico Pietroni
Marco Di Benedetto
ganovelli