Daniel Russel wrote:
> It also means that when someone creates a default Transformation3D, you
> don't know if they want the identity transform or just will initialize
> it later. And it's not symmetric with the Vector3D and the Rotation3D.
I agree - I would prefer default constructed objects to have invalid or
at least undefined state. If you want the identity, you should
explicitly initialize it that way - makes your code easier to follow.
Ben
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