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Timestamp:
Feb 26, 2009, 2:45:31 PM (17 years ago)
Author:
Paul Price
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Reorganised the concepts files, moving the Write functions into pmConceptsWrite, and the Read functions into pmConceptsRead, which sort of makes sense. Added new type of concept property: copy. Most concepts use the default copy method (which is to simply copy the item), but for the TIMESYS concepts, we want to ensure that the target is of the correct type --- if it's already set (e.g., via the DEFAULTS), then we don't copy it. This will allow us to set the target TIMESYS using the DEFAULTS in the camera format, and have the output time be adjusted appropriately. Without this, the TIMESYS is simply copied, and specifying the TIMESYS in the DEFAULTS results in a warning ('values don't match'). Removed pmFPACopyConcepts, since it is pretty much the same as pmConceptsCopyFPA.

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  • trunk/psModules/src/camera/pmFPAfileDefine.c

    r21314 r22699  
    2121#include "pmFPAConstruct.h"
    2222
    23 #include "pmConcepts.h"
     23#include "pmConceptsCopy.h"
    2424
    2525# define FPA_TEST_ASSERT(A){ \
     
    10241024        }
    10251025
    1026         // XXX A TEST: this is a provisional fpa until we read the first header for this pmFPAfile
    1027         // we are going to replace it when we determine the true file.  blow this away here...
    1028         psFree (file->fpa);
    1029         file->fpa = NULL;
     1026        // XXX A TEST: this is a provisional fpa until we read the first header for this pmFPAfile
     1027        // we are going to replace it when we determine the true file.  blow this away here...
     1028        psFree (file->fpa);
     1029        file->fpa = NULL;
    10301030    }
    10311031
     
    11841184
    11851185    // inherit the concepts from the src fpa:
    1186     pmFPACopyConcepts(file->fpa, file->src);
     1186    pmConceptsCopyFPA(file->fpa, file->src, true, true);
    11871187
    11881188    return file;
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