On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Stefan Seefeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Furkan Kuru wrote: > >> Apart from assinging a string >> passing a "longer" string to a function does not work either. >> >> > "does not work" isn't an acceptable failure description. Please be > specific. > As in the case of given example: something like segmentation fault occurs. > > I think the second parameter "local://activation.html" can not be >> converted to std::string. >> > What makes you think that ? I reiterate: post a minimal complete test case, > stating what behavior you expect, and what you actually get. > When I use shorter string it works. Ok I will create a very simple test case and post. > > (Also, I'd suggest you pass std::string argumnts by const-reference, > instead of by-value. You are forcing temporaries for no reason.) > ok I have changed it: void createNavi(const std::string& naviname,const std::string& url,RelativePosition pos,int sizeX,int sizeY) > > Thanks I thank you. -- Furkan Kuru
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