On Nov 12, 2005, at 12:45 AM, rod kay wrote:
Within the simpleformer.cpp SampleFloat function, there is a
check
made on the passed in 'type' param (which is a csStringId) to see
if it
is equivalent to a local stringHeights (also a csStringId).
The local stringHeights within simpleformer.cpp has value 30
accoring to gdb, but the 'type' csStringId param i i pass in has value
0. This is how i create the 'type' param which i pass to SampleFloat
csRef<iStringSet> strings = CS_QUERY_REGISTRY_TAG_INTERFACE
(objectRegistry,
"crystalspace.shared.stringset",
iStringSet);
stringHeights = strings->Request ("heights");
simpleformer.cpp uses this exact same code to request its "heights"
ID, so it should work correctly.
It almost seems as if the strings->Request in my code is
operating
on a different set of strings than the strings->Request in
simpleformer.cpp, or maybe i have not setup CS engine correctly ?
There may be a possibility that some module is incorrectly replacing
the global "shared.stringset" with its own between the time that
simpleformer.cpp requests its ID and you request yours. This should
not be happening, but there might be some rogue code somewhere. You
can check for this possibility for printing out the value of `
(iStringSet*)strings' in both your code and in simpleformer.cpp. If
they differ, then there is probably some bad module bogusly replacing
the global "shared.stringset." (The next step would be to locate that
module.)
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