> I am working on a function that incorporates the replaceChild
> function to replace a node, but my program keeps faulting out
> in VisualStudio .NET file free.c with the error message
> "Unhandled exception at 0x0040fc74 in Interactive
> Architecture.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading
> location 0xabababab."
What line of YOUR code is in the call stack when the crash occurs?
0xabababab is suspicious, but I don't remember what it means, perhaps your
accessing uninitialized or deleted memory.
Other notes below:
> I am new to OSG and am having problems pin-pointing my problem.
>
> The code is as follows:
> class ToolReplaceNode: public FileSelTool {
> //attempt to create .txt file by Catherine Peloquin 5-31-07
> public:
> ToolReplaceNode():FileSelTool("replacenode") {}
> virtual void fileSelected(const char *n) {
> const std::string name = n;
> //osg::Node* new_node = osgDB::readNodeFile(name);
> osg::ref_ptr<SceneGraph> sceneGraph;
> sceneGraph.get();
I'm not sure what the above two lines of code are for. Try removing them.
> osg::Node *new_node = osgDB::readNodeFile(name);
> osg::Node *old_node = dynamic_cast<osg::Node
> *>(editor->getSelected());
> osg::Group *parent=(old_node->asGroup())->getParent(1);
Don't need asGroup() here, because Node has the getParent() interface. But
you are asking for parent index 1, which assumes there are two parents.
Double-check that by calling getNumParents(). So, I'd rewrite this as:
osg::Group *parent( NULL );
If (old_node->getNumParents() >= 2)
parent=old_node->getParent(1);
Or, if you meant index 0 instead of index 1:
osg::Group *parent( NULL );
If (old_node->getNumParents() >= 1)
parent=old_node->getParent(0);
Another thing you can do is get in the habit of littering debug info into
your code using the Notify class:
if (parent==NULL)
osg::notify( osg::FATAL ) << "Null parent" << std::endl;
That way, you get errors dumped to your console window just before things
crash.
> parent->replaceChild(old_node, new_node);
>
> }
> virtual Tool* clone() { return new ToolReplaceNode(); } };
>
>
> I will break this into a .cxx and a .h, but just want it to
> run first. I am using Visual Studio as a compiler.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Catherine Peloquin
>
>
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