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Conversion, filtering, etc #5
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I feel like the right way to do this would be to have the user specify what type they expect for the output, and then specify a series of commands that state how to make the input match the expected output. For example "rename attribute x to y", "convert the components of x to y", "remove attribute z", "optimize triangles", etc. |
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Implement an in-memory mesh for processing. Add the initial specification types for controlling which processing should occur. Affects #5
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This simplies the implementation of serializers. All command-line commands have been replaced with a single general filter command. Affects #5
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Release: io7m-smfj 0.3.0 Code change: Change serialization API to make implementations easier to write. Code new: Add API and tools to process meshes. (tickets: #5) Code new: Export SMFImmutableStyleType.
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Release: io7m-smfj 0.3.0 Code change: Change serialization API to make implementations easier to write. Code new: Add API and tools to process meshes. (tickets: #5) Code new: Export SMFImmutableStyleType.
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The command line tool already does transcoding, but it should also do:
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