Re: CC_xsiToolkit 1.0

Date : Mon, 14 May 2007 09:47:54 +0100
To : XSI(at)Softimage.COM
From : "Alan Jones" <skyphyr(at)gmail.com>
Subject : Re: CC_xsiToolkit 1.0
Hi Christopher,

Thanks for sharing. I'd recommend you switch to svn instead of cvs on
sourceforge :-)

Has a lot of features on top of cvs and, generally speaking, is taking
its place - possibly eventually deprecating it.

Cheers,

Alan.

On 5/14/07, Christopher Crouzet <christopher.crouzet(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi the list !

A few time ago I said that if you were kind, I was going to release an open
source library in C++ for XSI.
I hadn't time to work on it the last past months, but here it finally comes
!


In short, this is a static library developed as an extension of the existing XSI C++ API classes. It comes with a set of functions making it easier to develop plugins for XSI.


At the moment, 12 classes are derived, totalizing 30+ functions. Most of the functions are located in the ccCString class to allow an easy and fast manipulation of XSI strings. You can also find useful functions as for example the possibility to convert a CValueArray in a const unsigned char* buffer, then get back the buffer into a CValueArray.

As this library is released under the LGPL license, feel free to contribute
to this project to make this library better and better.
The only 'problem' is that I don't really know how to handle contributions
because this is my first SourceForge project, and I don't totally understand
how the CVS system works. But don't panic, we'll find a solution ! ;)


Here is the project link : http://sourceforge.net/projects/ccxsitoolkit/ On the download page, you can get the whole source code and the project build with Visual Studio 2005 Express, under WindowsXP 32bits environment. A XSI-like (... doxygen-like) documentation is also provided in the package.



Cheers,
Christopher.
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