Your browser does not seem to support JavaScript. As a result, your viewing experience will be diminished, and you have been placed in read-only mode.
Please download a browser that supports JavaScript, or enable it if it's disabled (i.e. NoScript).
Hi.
Nice new forum. ^^
While adapting my plugin for R20 I've been sifting through the code in order to get rid of all the red underlines vc++ throws at me. This is the last one:
class SoloPrefs : public PrefsDialogObject { INSTANCEOF(SoloPrefs, PrefsDialogObject)
public: virtual Bool InitValues(const DescID &id, Description* desc = NULL);
virtual Bool Init(GeListNode* node); virtual Bool GetDParameter(GeListNode *node, const DescID &id, GeData &t_data, DESCFLAGS_GET &flags); virtual Bool SetDParameter(GeListNode *node, const DescID &id, const GeData &t_data, DESCFLAGS_SET &flags); virtual Bool GetDEnabling(GeListNode *node, const DescID &id, const GeData &t_data, DESCFLAGS_ENABLE flags, const BaseContainer *itemdesc); virtual Bool GetDDescription(GeListNode node, Description description, DESCFLAGS_DESC &flags); virtual Bool Message(GeListNode node, Int32 type, void data);
BaseContainer *GetSoloPrefs(); Int32 dirty;
static NodeData *Alloc() { return gNew SoloPrefs; } };
How to do the last line correctly? Thanks.
SOLVED It's just static NodeData *Alloc() { return NewObjClear(SoloPrefs); }
Hello,
gNew was already removed and replaced in R15. See Changes for New Naming Scheme.
gNew
NewObjClear() is deprecated and should only be used to handle old code.
NewObjClear()
If you write new code, please use NewObj() and proper error handling. See Entity Creation.
NewObj()
You find some example of handling the error in the microsdk example.
Also, please use tags when creating a new post. See Read Before Posting.
best wishes, Sebastian
In your specific example, it could look like this:
static maxon::Result<NodeData*> Alloc() { iferr_scope; return NewObj(SoloPrefs) iferr_return; }
And when you construct your NodeDataclass, you have to access the actual value of maxon::Result:
NodeData
maxon::Result
SoloPrefs::Alloc().GetValue();
Note, if that allocation fails that you can access the error with GetError(). There have changed lots of things, Sebastian already posted the links to the relevant documentation.
GetError()