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Allows converting the internal data from one data type to another.
Jeroen Eggermont suggested that it could be useful to convert data to a smaller data type, if possible. Example:
// Converts internal data to std::vector<std::int8_t>
pointData->convertInternalData(PointData::ElementTypeSpecifier::int8);
Which is equivalent to:
pointData->convertInternalData<std::int8_t>();
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Allows converting the internal data from one data type to another.
Jeroen Eggermont suggested that it could be useful to convert data to a smaller data type, if possible. Example:
Which is equivalent to: