setDefaultTooltip bug?

[Pompei2]

Hello,
As you know I'm still using some old 0.0.5 or 0.0.6 trunk. I found a bug but did not find a mantis ticket that seems to have solved it, so I still post it here. Sorry if it's already solved.

when doing setDefaultTooltip(NULL), it crashes because of the following code:

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d_weOwnTooltip = false;
d_defaultTooltip = tooltip;
d_defaultTooltip->setWritingXMLAllowed(false);

The last line then crashes.
When setting the default tooltip to an empty string, it is handled correctly.

Edit: sorry this post should go into bugreports, don't know how I can move it, noticed it too late ...

Edit: More info, when I do this:

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        m_pDefToolTip = CEGUI::System::getSingleton().getDefaultTooltip();
        CEGUI::System::getSingleton().setDefaultTooltip("");
        CEGUI::System::getSingleton().setDefaultTooltip(m_pDefToolTip);


then the CEGUI system crashes while handling the next mouse move event. m_pDefToolTip is not null. Callstack:

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CEGUI::System::injectMousePosition
CEGUI::System::injectMouseMove
CEGUI::Window::onMouseEnters
CEGUI::Tooltip::setTargetWindow
CEGUI::Window::addChildWindow
??(at the line: addChild_impl)

window is NOT null.

I hope (for me) this bug is not yet fixed in the current trunk, as I could find no mantis ticket for it.

[CrazyEddie]

Hi,

The first issue is very obviously wrong, and has not yet been fixed, a ticket will be added shortly.

The second issue, where you take the address of the default tooltip may or may not be a bug, depending on what whether you originally created that tooltip window manually.

If you did not create that tooltip object yourself, then the behaviour is as you'd expect - because you're taking the address of an object, setting the tooltip type to "", which causes the object you have the address of to be deleted, then setting the tooltip back to the address of the deleted object. Cue fireworks

CE.

[Pompei2]

If you did not create that tooltip object yourself, then the behaviour is as you'd expect - because you're taking the address of an object, setting the tooltip type to "", which causes the object you have the address of to be deleted, then setting the tooltip back to the address of the deleted object. Cue fireworks

damn, you're right I'm doing:

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CEGUI::System::getSingleton().setDefaultTooltip("ArkanaLook/Tooltip");

I had enough fireworks on new year's eve thanks once again. Shall I mark this as solved? (I ask because of the first one)

[CrazyEddie]

Shall I mark this as solved? (I ask because of the first one)

You could maybe put [part-solved] or something, though leaving it as-is is fine also

[Pompei2]

ok boss