Convert integers to type T in quaternion mat3_cast() #542
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This fixes issues when the type T is not explicitly convertible to T, and for example only has an operator* defined that takes two Ts but not a T and an int. All the other functions in that file already use this syntax, so the missing ones here are most likely an oversight.
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I agree, this is an oversight, thanks for contributing! |
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Awesome, thanks! :-) |
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This fixes issues when
intis not explicitly convertible to typeT, and for example only has anoperator*defined that takes two Ts but not a T and an int.All the other functions in that file already use this syntax, so the missing ones here are most likely an oversight.