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Use isValidFile() since the // list of file headers Inventor accepts may grow from release to release. // We check to see if it is NOT a valid Inventor file first. if (! in.isValidFile() ) { // Not recognized: try to convert to a valid Inventor filetype if ((ivDataPipe = convertToInventor(filename)) != NULL) { // Set up SoInput for this pipe in.setFilePointer(ivDataPipe); needToClosePipe = TRUE; } else { // File could not be CONVERTed to readable format. errorMessage = "Unable to read the file\n\""; errorMessage += filename; errorMessage += "\"."; errorMessage += "\n\nInventor was unable to read that file, and"; errorMessage += "\nthat file could not be translated to Inventor format.\n\n"; errorMessage += "Are you sure that this is a supported filetype?"; errorMessage += "\nYou may not have the proper translators installed,"; errorMessage += "\nor the desktop filetype database may not be built."; return NULL; } } // If we get here, we have a valid SoInput and a valid Inventor file. // Read that file SoSeparator *sep = SoDB::readAll(&in); // If a bad read occurred, or no node was read, error if (sep == NULL) { errorMessage = "Inventor encountered an error while reading\n\""; errorMessage += filename; errorMessage += "\"."; errorMessage += "\n\nThis may not be a valid Inventor file."; return NULL; } // Close all opened files (and the pipe if necessary) in.closeFile(); if (TRUE == needToClosePipe) { fclose(ivDataPipe); } return sep; }