On 2010-03-09 00:40, Jake Goerzen wrote:
"marked-up_text.cpp", line 222: Error: Ambiguous "?:" expression, second operand of type "surface" and third operand of type "int" can be converted to one another.the relevant part of marked-up_text.cpp (line 222) contains: return draw_text(gui != NULL ? gui->getSurface() : NULL, area, size, colour, txt, x, y, use_tooltips, style); Is there some syntax I can add/modify to this statement that will clear up the ambiguity the compiler is complaining about?
My interpretation is that the problem is that the surface class have operators both for converting a surface object to an int as well as converting a int to a surface object and that code is not clear on what's the desired way.
I had a quick look at the code in your homedir and draw_text is defined in font.cpp and takes a surface object as first parameter so you probably want to change that line to:
return draw_text((gui != NULL ? gui->getSurface() : (surface)NULL), area, size, colour, txt, x, y, use_tooltips, style);
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