Re: Using C++ traits

Michel,

 > To maybe explain what I have used the traits for, it is because
 > some of the variables used to make computations have to be an
 > extended type from the base type used for each channel. For example
 > if u8 was used, something like 'int' should be used, while for f16,
 > 'float' should be used. To me, the  easiest way to obtain the
 > needed type is to use traits. It's not a major use, but it is very
 > convenient.

There are many ways to templatize code, and I dislike traits for reasons 
unrelated to how easy they may seem to write. Still, traits are ok for 
plug-ins, and I'm willing to take a look at what you're doing with them.

Have you checked your plug-in into CVS? Exactly what file do you want me 
to look at?

Robin
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Robin Rowe
CinePaint Project Leader
Beverly Hills, California
www.CinePaint.org

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