Well, EGET_ELEMENT_CLOSED did not react when closing the window using "X".
But it did with a simple button for which the OnEvent function returns true.
Still a mistery, but we are getting beyond the first topic. Thanks for your help.
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- Thu Jan 29, 2015 10:27 am
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- Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:11 pm
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Re: Basic code division causing a crash
Hi zerochen,
Thanks for the prompt reply. You are totally right, changing it to a pointer inside the class makes it work (it needs a new/delete though).
As many of the Irrlicht methods, I expected setEventReceiver, called by the device, to make a copy of it or give the ownership of the object. But ...
Thanks for the prompt reply. You are totally right, changing it to a pointer inside the class makes it work (it needs a new/delete though).
As many of the Irrlicht methods, I expected setEventReceiver, called by the device, to make a copy of it or give the ownership of the object. But ...
- Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:31 pm
- Forum: Beginners Help
- Topic: Basic code division causing a crash
- Replies: 5
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Basic code division causing a crash
Hi mates,
I am new to Irrlicht (1.8.1) and followed the tutorials. Actually it bothered me to keep working on just the main function, so I tried a little something with my own class for a GUI, with init/run/close methods to do the actual job. Problem is: using my run() in the main makes it crash at ...
I am new to Irrlicht (1.8.1) and followed the tutorials. Actually it bothered me to keep working on just the main function, so I tried a little something with my own class for a GUI, with init/run/close methods to do the actual job. Problem is: using my run() in the main makes it crash at ...