Added virtual destructors to joint properties. #391
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I've always wished C++ destructors were virtual by default. |
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…irtualDestructors Added virtual destructors to joint properties.
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This pull request adds default virtual constructors to all joint
Propertiesclasses. These classes are polymorphic, so this is generally a good idea from a safety perspective. This is also necessary for RTTI to work on these classes (which we need to create Python bindings).