Hi,
sorry for interrupting ;)
On 03.10.2012 12:59, Halm, Andreas wrote:
>> Hi Gerrit,
>>
>>>> OpenSG WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid,
>>> can
>>>> not set pointer - target fc [528] fieldId [8] file id [475] system
>>>> id [528] OpenSG WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles
>>>> invalid, can not set pointer - target fc [539] fieldId [8] file id
>>>> [471] system id [539] OpenSG WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField:
>>>> FieldHandles invalid, can not set pointer - target fc [542] fieldId
>>>> [8] file id [502] system id [542] OpenSG WARNING:
>>>> OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid, can not set
>>>> pointer
>>>> - target fc [553] fieldId [8] file id [498] system id [553] OpenSG
>>>> WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid, can not
>>>> set pointer - target fc [556] fieldId [8] file id [529] system id
>>>> [556] OpenSG WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles
>>>> invalid, can not set pointer - target fc [567] fieldId [8] file id
>>>> [525] system id [567] OpenSG WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField:
>>>> FieldHandles invalid, can not set pointer - target fc [528] fieldId
>>>> [6] file id [475] system id [528] OpenSG WARNING:
>>>> OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid, can not set
>>>> pointer
>>>> - target fc [542] fieldId [6] file id [502] system id [542] OpenSG
>>>> WARNING: OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid, can not
>>>> set pointer - target fc [556] fieldId [6] file id [529] system id
>>>> [556]
>>> can you easily identify which fields are behind 8 and 6 and let me
>>> know what kind of ptr fields have a problem. The fcd field part and
>>> the corresponding getHandleXXXX editHandleXXX function definitions for
>>> the particular fields would be a great help.
>> the problem is that i don't know in which type i have to look for field ids
>> 6 and
>> 8. i am guessing for weak pointers to a custom nodecore though. digging
>> further ...
> i am quite sure now it is the MFUnrecChildWaypointCorePtr type, which has id
> 6 in one type and id 8 in another type. it is one of these
> parent-child-pointer constructs.
The code in OSBRootElement looks like this
FWARNING(("OSBRootElement::mapPtrField: FieldHandles invalid, "
"can not set pointer - target fc [%u] fieldId
[%u] file id [%u] system id [%u]\n",
(fc != NULL ? fc->getId() : 0), fieldId,
*idIt, (idMapIt != idMapEnd ? idMapIt->second : 0)));
It outputs the ID of the target FC, but the type names in addition
would be more instructive to the human reader!
Cheers,
Christoph
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