Steve Wrote :
> Your ssgParser/ssgLoadASE/ssgSaveASE code is a bit brutal when
>it finds an error. If I try to load or save a file that does not
>exist, it does an 'exit(1)'!!! Eeeekkkk!
>
> That's kinda brutal when you've just spent 3 hours building a
>model in PPE - and when you try to save it and accidentally open
>a write-protected file or a non-existant directory *KABLOOIE*!!!
>
> Please have ssgLoadASE return NULL if it can't load a file
>for *any* reason - and have ssgSaveASE return FALSE if it can't
>save.
>
> This is kinda urgent!
>
understood. i'll work on that today
> Also, the _ssgMakePath function chops off the leading path
>information or something...we need ssgModelPath to be applied
>consistantly across all loaders. What ssgLoadAC does is:
>
> * If the path starts with a slash - use it as-is.
> * If the path starts with anything else, prepend _ssgModelPath
> and a slash.
>
> I'm not sure if that's the *perfect* rule - but it's what existing
>applications expect.
>
this is an argument for the file system wrapper
different OSes use different seperators and also i get ASE files
with texture names that all start with backslashes and i don't want
to recreate the directory structure on the modeler's machine.
i'm attaching a spec proposal for a PLIB virtual file system. It is very similar
to what is used in crystal space. Feedback?
--Dave
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