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Hello,

Well, for one thing, that is not how you combine (that is, concatenate) strings.

You probably want something like this:



Hope that helps!

Kevin

Hello again, You most definitely need to include cegui.h. The linker errors are suggesting that you are not linking with the necessary .lib files. I'm not sure where it is in VS2005, but in VS2003, it's under Project -> Properties -> Linker -> Input. You need to put under "Additional Dependenci...

Hello, It seems that you need to include the file containing the DirectX9Renderer, which is \RendererModules\directx9GUIRenderer\d3d9renderer.h inside the CEGUI folder. So, you should just be able to #include<RendererModules/directx9GUIRenderer/d3d9renderer.h> assuming it can find the other CEGUI in...

I don't know what the "simplest" way is, but you could always write the string to a file, and get the WindowManager to load the file

Hello, It seems that Tooltip inherits from Window, and as such, it has all the same Font functionality as all other windows. Specifically, it has both setFont(Font* font) and setFont(const String& name) functions. You will also notice (on this page ) that there is a Font property for Tooltips (i...

Hello, The error global functions do not have 'this' pointers implies that you are calling cb->subscribeEvent(CEGUI::Combobox::EventListSelectionChanged, CEGUI::Event::Subscriber(&MyUI::SetFile, this )); from within a global function - in which case it is quite accurate... there ...

Just an update:

I tried cut-and-pasting the function exactly as it was from the base class (BoardGUI) to the derived class (NurikabeGUI), and now it works fine, so the problem is definitely to do with the fact that it's an inherited function.

Hello, Thanks for the reply, but I don't think that is the problem. I have successfully subscribed to many events before with no problems. The difference with this one is that the function I am trying to subscribe to is not declared in the class itself, but a class it inherits from, which seems to b...

Hello, I have a class NurikabeGUI, which inherits from BoardGUI. Inside BoardGUI I have the function: bool BoardGUI::checkClicked(const CEGUI::EventArgs& args) { ... return true; } I am trying to subscribe a button to this callback in the NurikabeGUI constructor. I first tried:...

The specific error should be listed at (or towards) the bottom of CEGUI.log after running the program. I can't be sure, but it seems like the error is likely a result of there being another window registered with the system named "Window". All windows in the entire CEGUI system must have u...

Hello, As a follow-up, it seems there is a similar problem (or perhaps the same problem?) with the c_str() function. CEGUI::String str(32, ' '); for (CEGUI::String::size_type i = 0; i < 32; i++) { str[i] = 0xff; } const char* ch = str.c_str(); After executing, str h...

Hello, So I have discovered that the problem was the following: In a constructor, I have the line: _tex = (CEGUI::OpenGLTexture*)CEGUI::System::getSingleton().getRenderer()->createTexture(); So I figured I should put the corresponding line in the destructor: CEGUI::Sy...

Hello, So there seems to be something a little strange going on with the String constructor CEGUI::String(const char* chars, CEGUI::String::size_type chars_len); I've tried a few small tests, and it seems to work as expected. However, when I pass it a 32 character string (of unsigned chars) ...

I assume you checked that if remove the destroyWindow call the problem goes away? This was definitely the case before, but now I get the access violation either destroying this custom window or the DefaultWindow it's a child of. With regards to the destructor not getting called, the destroyWindow c...

Do you build CEGUI from code? No, I'm using the precompiled version. Do you know which object is being accessed at the time of the access violation? No, I do not - I just know it's somewhere within OpenGLGUIRenderer_d.dll (function 00347dcb(), if that means anything). Have you subscribed any event ...