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Andreas Schmitt
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 Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:15 am Post subject: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stored i |
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Ok. I got the following problem. I created the following array and executed
a function :
CField* Spielfeld[20][20];
CreatePlayField( Spielfeld );
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******** CreatePlayField looks like this ************
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// Set PlayField Coordinates and Size
void CreatePlayField( CField* PlayField[20][20] )
{
for ( int tmpx = 1; tmpx<=20; tmpx++ )
{
for ( int tmpy = 1; tmpy<=20; tmpy++ )
{
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy] = new CField;
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetXCoord( (tmpx-1)*FLD_WIDTH +
(tmpx*2) );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetYCoord( (tmpy-1)*FLD_HEIGHT +
(tmpy*2) );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetWidth( FLD_WIDTH );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetHeight( FLD_HEIGHT );
}
}
}
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** Till here all this works
**************************************
**********************************************************************************************
**** Later in the code a function of the CDirect3D-Object 'Direct3D' is
called like this
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Direct3D.Init(hWnd, Spielfeld);
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**** ...and the problematic part looks like this
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BOOL CDirect3D::Init(HWND hWnd, CField* PlayField[20][20], BOOL bWindowed)
{
....
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
PlayField[x][y]->GetYCoord,
PlayField[x][y]->GetWidth,
PlayField[x][y]->GetHeight );
m_lpD3DDevice->ColorFill(m_lpD3DSurface,
&m_RFieldRect[x][y],
PlayField[x][y]->GetColor());
}
}
....
}
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** Here I get several error messages which say:
**
** g:Eigene DateienVisual Studio Projects2DSpielfeldDirect3D.cpp(80):
error C2475: 'CField::GetXCoord':
** forming a pointer-to-member requires explicit use of the address-of
operator ('&') and a qualified name
**
** The MSDN Help on that error message didn't really help me and I don't
really know what's the problem
** Searching the internet also didn't really help.
** My experience with C++ is probably simply not high enough yet to get
what's the problem here
** Any help would be appreciated
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Christian Meier
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:32 am Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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"Andreas Schmitt" <KeldorKatarn (AT) gmx (DOT) de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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| Quote: | Ok. I got the following problem. I created the following array and
executed
a function :
CField* Spielfeld[20][20];
CreatePlayField( Spielfeld );
*************************************************
******** CreatePlayField looks like this ************
*************************************************
// Set PlayField Coordinates and Size
void CreatePlayField( CField* PlayField[20][20] )
{
for ( int tmpx = 1; tmpx<=20; tmpx++ )
{
for ( int tmpy = 1; tmpy<=20; tmpy++ )
{
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy] = new CField;
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetXCoord( (tmpx-1)*FLD_WIDTH +
(tmpx*2) );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetYCoord( (tmpy-1)*FLD_HEIGHT +
(tmpy*2) );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetWidth( FLD_WIDTH );
PlayField[tmpx][tmpy]->SetHeight( FLD_HEIGHT );
}
}
}
**************************************
** Till here all this works
**************************************
**************************************************************************** |
******************
| Quote: | **** Later in the code a function of the CDirect3D-Object 'Direct3D' is
called like this
**************************************************************************** |
******************
| Quote: |
Direct3D.Init(hWnd, Spielfeld);
***********************************
**** ...and the problematic part looks like this
***********************************
BOOL CDirect3D::Init(HWND hWnd, CField* PlayField[20][20], BOOL bWindowed)
{
...
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
PlayField[x][y]->GetYCoord,
PlayField[x][y]->GetWidth,
PlayField[x][y]->GetHeight );
m_lpD3DDevice->ColorFill(m_lpD3DSurface,
&m_RFieldRect[x][y],
PlayField[x][y]->GetColor());
}
}
...
}
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**************
| Quote: | ** Here I get several error messages which say:
**
** g:Eigene DateienVisual Studio Projects2DSpielfeldDirect3D.cpp(80):
error C2475: 'CField::GetXCoord':
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Try 'CField::GetXCoord()' instead of 'CField::GetXCoord'. That's what I can
see so far. If this does not solve the problem, paste the code of the class
CField.
| Quote: | ** forming a pointer-to-member requires explicit use of the address-of
operator ('&') and a qualified name
**
** The MSDN Help on that error message didn't really help me and I don't
really know what's the problem
** Searching the internet also didn't really help.
** My experience with C++ is probably simply not high enough yet to get
what's the problem here
** Any help would be appreciated
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Ian
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 7:14 am Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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Andreas Schmitt wrote:
| Quote: | for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
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I assume GetXCoord is a function, so you are missing the ().
The compiler is attempting to take the address of GetXCoord.
Ian
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Andreas Schmitt
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 7:24 am Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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"Ian" <noone (AT) nowhere (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1122534867.445131 (AT) drone2-svc-skyt (DOT) qsi.net.nz...
| Quote: | Andreas Schmitt wrote:
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
I assume GetXCoord is a function, so you are missing the ().
The compiler is attempting to take the address of GetXCoord.
Ian
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Duh! I knew it.. it had to be something this simple.. *g*
I guess coding all night long makes you become this blind to seeing stuff
like this
Thanks to both of you for the quick help anyway
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Ian
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 9:04 am Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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Andreas Schmitt wrote:
| Quote: | "Ian" <noone (AT) nowhere (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1122534867.445131 (AT) drone2-svc-skyt (DOT) qsi.net.nz...
Andreas Schmitt wrote:
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
I assume GetXCoord is a function, so you are missing the ().
The compiler is attempting to take the address of GetXCoord.
Ian
Duh! I knew it.. it had to be something this simple.. *g*
I guess coding all night long makes you become this blind to seeing stuff
like this
Just think how many hidden bugs the all night session has introduced  |
Ian
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Howard
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 3:28 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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"Andreas Schmitt" <KeldorKatarn (AT) gmx (DOT) de> wrote
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"Ian" <noone (AT) nowhere (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1122534867.445131 (AT) drone2-svc-skyt (DOT) qsi.net.nz...
Andreas Schmitt wrote:
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
I assume GetXCoord is a function, so you are missing the ().
The compiler is attempting to take the address of GetXCoord.
Ian
Duh! I knew it.. it had to be something this simple.. *g*
I guess coding all night long makes you become this blind to seeing stuff
like this
Thanks to both of you for the quick help anyway
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Now that you've got it compiling, you might want to stop it from crashing,
also. :-)
You're using indexes from 1 through 20. In C++, arrays are indexed starting
at 0, not 1. Your loops need to start at 0 and only continue while the
index is _less_than_ 20.
-Howard
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Andreas Schmitt
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 3:44 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with Calling Methods from Objects which are stor |
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Eeeek!
You're right of course. Thanks
Will do
"Howard" <alicebt (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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"Andreas Schmitt" <KeldorKatarn (AT) gmx (DOT) de> wrote in message
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"Ian" <noone (AT) nowhere (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1122534867.445131 (AT) drone2-svc-skyt (DOT) qsi.net.nz...
Andreas Schmitt wrote:
for ( int x = 1; x<=20; x++ )
{
for ( int y = 1; y<=20; y++)
{
m_RFieldRect[x][y] = (PlayField[x][y]->GetXCoord,
I assume GetXCoord is a function, so you are missing the ().
The compiler is attempting to take the address of GetXCoord.
Ian
Duh! I knew it.. it had to be something this simple.. *g*
I guess coding all night long makes you become this blind to seeing stuff
like this
Thanks to both of you for the quick help anyway
Now that you've got it compiling, you might want to stop it from crashing,
also. :-)
You're using indexes from 1 through 20. In C++, arrays are indexed
starting at 0, not 1. Your loops need to start at 0 and only continue
while the index is _less_than_ 20.
-Howard
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