Difference between revisions of "ColladaDOM 3"
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This page is in the process of being written over a two or three day period.. Its that is to be seated firmly in the noncommercial sphere. This basic notion should be referred to as "cyberspace:" a term which has long been misapplied only to defy the ability to formulate a working model, or to relabel things which already exist and as such are of no import. COLLADA is the most obvious--but not the only--candidate vector for realizing such a space. To this end it must be a platonic space of works of art, and not a "place" as often conceived, like the WWW or Internet, use a special C Preprocessor to define a macro called that takes the form of
COLLADA__x__namespace where the
x is a C identifier that is generated based on the
targetNamespace attribute used by the top-level
<xs:schema> element:
#include <ColladaDOM.inl> #define COLLADA__inline__ #define COLLADA__http_www_collada_org_2008_03_COLLADASchema__namespace \ COLLADA_DOM_NICKNAME(COLLADA_1_5_0,http_www_collada_org_2008_03_COLLADASchema) #include <COLLADA/COLLADA.h>
In the above example an addition
COLLADA_DOM_NICKNAME macro assigns a short name. bastardization of "light.")
#include <COLLADA
#define nullptr 0 must be done if the
nullptr keyword is unavailable. It is used as a compromise between the extremes of using
0 or
NULL. The C++ Standard neglected to provide a way to test that it exists. It may be necessary to
#undef any macros that impeded the library or included schemas and or to "push/pop" the C Preprocessor state. may either return a change-agent that facilitates per-item change-notices, and so like
-> produces a
const value if necessary, or if future plans are enacted it will more likely not facilitate per-item notifications, and will simply prevent changes if necessary.
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- There is a plan to introduce qualified names (QName) via a tag field that all smart-ref addressable objects have. The prefix itself is not to be stored in the element data.
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- Currently the type of an element is determined by a pointer associated with its metadata. This is limited to a single module unless special care is taken to export the definitions. One future approach is to assign a global identifier to binary-compatible, lexically appropriate metadata.
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See also
- COLLADA post 2010: A perspective on COLLADA after the year 2010; Read first.
- COLLADA DOM, a historical document
External links