WIP: deserializeValue: try to fix IPLPoint/IPLColor loading #110
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These kind of serialized values are always reset to 0 when loaded.
I tried to fix that without success: ironically
std::stof(match.str(X)always returned 0 too.Hopefully you may get the idea and fix the issue.
Note: even if not directly related, I also found that some color may be represented with an exponent, the reason why I modified the regexp.