On Nov 13, 2005, at 9:11 AM, rod kay wrote:
i think i have found my problem. i was storing a local
'convenience'
pointer to the object_registry with ...
object_reg = csInitializer::CreateEnvironment (1, my_args);
... just before creating my main CS applet class, and using this
object_reg, when getting the global strings set.
when instead of this object_reg, i use ...
csRef<iStringSet> strings = CS_QUERY_REGISTRY_TAG_INTERFACE
(Applet->GetObjectRegistry (),
"crystalspace.shared.stringset",
iStringSet);
... i get the correct strings set (the same one which simpleformer
access's). so all works as expected now :).
Yes, that's a problem. You are getting two distinct CS
"instantiations" this way because csApplicationFramework itself
invokes CreateEnvironment(), thus two distinct registries.
i will dispose of the convenience pointer, and replace it with
Applet->GetObjectRegistry (), throughout my code, as i guess this is a
better way of accessing the registry.
You can still maintain a convenience pointer but, rather than
invoking CreateEnvironment() yourself, do set up your convenience
pointer by asking for it via csApplicationFramework::GetObjectRegistry
() after its Initialize() method has been invoked.
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