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If a bitMaskIterator is currently pointing to bitMaskIterator::end() (for example you have just finished looping the iterator across all pixels) AND you call bitMaskIterator::getCount() for the first time, it will return twice the number of pixels. If it is ever called while not pointing at end() it will always return the correct result.
Original Issue: OPTICKS-1514
Status: Deferred
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Actual Solution:
Severity: 3-Important
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Environment: Windows 7
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If a bitMaskIterator is currently pointing to bitMaskIterator::end() (for example you have just finished looping the iterator across all pixels) AND you call bitMaskIterator::getCount() for the first time, it will return twice the number of pixels. If it is ever called while not pointing at end() it will always return the correct result.
Original Issue: OPTICKS-1514
Status: Deferred
Feature Interpretation:
Suggested Solution:
Actual Solution:
Severity: 3-Important
Version Control:
Environment: Windows 7
Linked:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: