OSGT output incorrect alignement

[llagardeOSE]

Hi,
I recently recompiled OSG using visual studio 2022.

Writing OSGT files now gives:

    osg::Geometry {
      UniqueID 11 
      Name "group" 
StateSet TRUE {
osg::StateSet {
          UniqueID 12 
          AttributeList 2 {
osg::Material {
              UniqueID 13 
              Ambient TRUE Front 0.361307 0.361307 0.361307 1 Back 0.361307 0.361307 0.361307 1 
Diffuse TRUE Front 0.361307 0.361307 0.361307 1 Back 0.361307 0.361307 0.361307 1 
Specular TRUE Front 0 0 0 1 Back 0 0 0 1 
Emission TRUE Front 0 0 0 1 Back 0 0 0 1 
Shininess TRUE Front 0 Back 0 
}

The OutputIterator::isEndl method does not always recognize the std::endl modifier and the next written line is not indented.
This behavior is consistent, the same lines are always indented the same way.

Any idea ?

[robertosfield]

I'm not a Windows expert so will have to defer to others to see if they have insights what VisualStudio 2022 might be doing differently. Which version of VisualStudio did this last work as expected?

Does the resulting .osgt file still read back in?

What version of OSG are you testing against?

[llagardeOSE]

The previous compilation of OSG was with visual 2010. The OSGT files were good.
The files are still readable, it's only "human analysis" that is complicated.

[robertosfield]

I'm not in a position to go debugging on the OSG right now so will have to leave this to others to investigate and resolve. It's good to hear at least it's not a critical error.