I have decided to just normalise the drive letter part of file names for the time being and also ensure that names of the format x:/xxxxx are treated as absolute paths. This will cover a lot of cases.
I have raised a bug against collada which hopefully should resolve some others. However there are some pathological cases which I have commented on in the code, these will probably never work properly unless there is a significant rewrite of the daeURI functionality. Hopefully they are rare."
It turned out that nv.getDatabaseRequestHandler() returned NULL; using this pointer to call one of DatabaseRequestHandler's methods is of course illegal.
I patched it by adding: if (nv.getDatabaseRequestHandler())"
From Robert Osfield, reordered the addition of the nv.getDatabaseRequestHandler() check to allow the
default traverse() to be called when no database handling is attached to the visitor.
dxfSection classes, so their members data are correctly deleted.
- changed some methods signatures to pass arguments by reference instead of
by value. The performance and memory usage are enhanced (the reader was
clogging the heap when reading some large DXF files)
The updated files have been compiled and tested with a variety of DXF files
on XP with VS2003, but the changes should not disturb any other compiler."
default Registry Options object, but it would be useful to be able to
request loading with a different Options object. The attached files
allow you to do that (based off the OSG 1.2 source).
For example, I'm implementing a loader that requires context information
when it pages in subgraphs, which becomes significantly complicated when
multiple scenegraphs are requesting subgraph loads with different
contexts (the loader needs to know which context to use, and the
Registry Options needs to be carefully managed so the context settings
don't clobber each other, especially in multithreaded situations). Being
able to pass an Options instance along with the Node request resolves
this problem."
Performance tests on big models did not indicate any performance penalty in using doubles over floats,
so the move to doubles should mainly impact precision improvements for whole earth databases.
Also made improvements to osgUtil::PlaneIntersector and osgSim::ElevationSlice classes
created local to RenderStage and passed on to rendering code which populated
the RenderInfo UserData, but without the restoring the new UserData to the
main RenderInfo. The local RenderInfo UserData is now passed back to the main
RenderInfo.
Under this mode, each 4x4 texel block can selectively use an alpha component or none. When alpha-enabled blocks are present, this is not reported in the DDPF_ALPHAPIXELS bit in the pixel format flags causing the reader-writer to report the file as a 3-components file (GL_COMPRESSED_RGB_S3TC_DXT1_EXT). The fix requires looking at each 4x4 texel block to detect the presence of 1-bit alpha encoding. When such a block is found, the internal & pixel formats are reported as GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT1_EXT instead.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/directx9_c/Opaque_and_1_Bit_Alpha_Textures.asp for more information."
following improvements:
- When all unsupported entities (SOLIDS, TEXT, ...) have been filtered out
from a block, dxfInsert::drawScene() was crashing because it assumed that
the block was not empty. It now returns silently so the other blocks can
still be imported.
- The DXF reader assumed all vertices were read first, then the face
indices. But, from the DXF "documentation" (www.autodesk.com/dxf) :
"Polyface meshes created with the PFACE command are always generated with
all the vertex coordinate entities first, followed by the face definition
entities. The code within AutoCAD that processes polyface meshes requires
this ordering. Programs that generate polyface meshes in DXF should generate
all the vertices then all the faces. However, programs that read polyface
meshes from DXF should be tolerant of odd vertex and face ordering."
So now the importer ignores the posted number of vertices and face indices,
and uses the size of the lists instead."
