I do not want the propertyKeys hardcoded eg for request_properties_from_element(), I want to use std::vector instead of std::initializer_list to allow specifying the property names dynamically.
Maybe there's an obvious solution I cannot see (instead of patching tinyply.h)
My native language is C, I am not as fluent in C++ ... type casting tricks I tried based on what I read on stackoverflow failed, maybe they were dependent on the compiler (options?) or the standard library implementation, anyway I could not manage to make it work with g++
I do not want the propertyKeys hardcoded eg for request_properties_from_element(), I want to use std::vector instead of std::initializer_list to allow specifying the property names dynamically.
Maybe there's an obvious solution I cannot see (instead of patching tinyply.h)
My native language is C, I am not as fluent in C++ ... type casting tricks I tried based on what I read on stackoverflow failed, maybe they were dependent on the compiler (options?) or the standard library implementation, anyway I could not manage to make it work with g++
Thanks in advance !