VRML - Java functions

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Java functions

hal

2004-04-02, 5:47 pm

Does anyone know if there are Script Node functions readily available in
Java that are currently available in JavaScript?

For instance, functions that manipulate SFVec3f vectors such as
subtract(), add(), cross(), divide(), dot(), multiply(),etc.

Thanks,
Alex

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hal

2004-04-06, 4:38 am

Do these functions for VRML Script nodes have to be created (build them
myself) when using Java or are they accessible in some way from the vrml jar
files?

SFRotation, SFVec3f, etc, functions are available for Javascript
(ECMAScript), but not for Java?

Anyone know? Help...

Alex

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Muaddib

2004-04-08, 10:31 pm

hal wrote:
> Do these functions for VRML Script nodes have to be created (build them
> myself) when using Java or are they accessible in some way from the vrml jar
> files?
>
> SFRotation, SFVec3f, etc, functions are available for Javascript
> (ECMAScript), but not for Java?

I believe the answer to your question is no, you will have to
write them yourself. Check out the sai/eai javadocs at
http://www.xj3d.org/javadoc/. If you feel lost as to how to implement,
do a search on linear algebra, or feel free to write me, remove the
_nospam.

Muaddib

>
> Anyone know? Help...
>
> Alex
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