pfHit and discriminator functions with C++

Markus Nikolopoulos (mani++at++ppvku.ericsson.se)
Wed, 16 Aug 1995 10:21:58 +0200

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Is there a way to get the "userData" member of a pfSegSet from within the
discriminator function apart from declaring it global?
When doing intersection tests from a C++ object I would like to be able
to get back to the the object from the discriminator by saving the "this"
pointer in the pfSegSet.

Any ideas?

Waiting for 2.0

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