I suspect the problem will go away with VRML 1.1, when VRML and OI begin
to diverge farther and farther from each other.
Perhaps what's needed is a lint for VRML.
James
"Thomas D. Citriniti" wrote:
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>I am concerned that there is a growing number of VRML files being pushed onto
>the net that do not conform to the 1.0 spec. I am having quite a bit of
>difficulty getting the browser I am writting to create the scenes as displayed
>
>by WebSpace. There seems to be a big dependancy on having OpenInventor as the
>driving force for browser technology.
>
>I use the QvLib library as the parsing mechanism simply to keep things
>standardized with other browsers and I keep finding files with the wrl
>extension that contain OpenInventor fields and nodes. The QvLib parser simply
>
>exits and I cannot test any further. I feel that we need to keep inside the
>standard to make VRML fly and to gain widespread acceptance of this project.
>
>Tom C.
>
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