From: Herbert Gartner (gartner++at++imagination.at)
Date: 01/17/2003 08:28:07
has anyone tried using the new libpfv in performer 3.0?
(see Appendix B of the Getting Started Guide "Building a Visual
Simulation Application Using libpfv" or "man pfvViewer" if you want to
know what the **** i'm talking about)
looks like a promising approach to me. but after playing a little bit
with the provided examples, i have the feeling this is kind of beta- or
alpha-status.
for instance - trying to use a display configuration file like in the
examples:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<viewer>
<!-- Display specifications -->
<display>
<!-- Configure middle pipe -->
<pipe>
<!-- direct middle pipe to screen 0 -->
<screen>0</screen>
<!-- Configure a single pipe-window on middle pipe -->
<pwin>
<!-- set pipe-window to fullscreen, no border -->
<fullscreen>0</fullscreen>
<border>1</border>
<orig>5,100</orig>
<size>1200,400</size>
<title>VR-Raum</title>
<!-- Configure a single channel on pipe-window -->
<chan>
<name>chan_m</name>
<fov>150.0,46.0</fov>
</chan>
</pwin>
</pipe>
</display>
...
gives the following errors for the FOV and name declaration:
PF Warning(22): pfvXmlNode::getFloatArray - missing 2th elt in
"150.0,46.0"
PF Warning: pfvDispView::setXmlField: <name> ? </name>
PF Warning: pfvDispView::setXmlField: <chan> ? </chan>
anyone else tried using libpfv or knowing more about the status?
herb
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