in .h file
void userInput(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9,HWND);
POINT pt;
RECT font_rect2;
wchar_t *fps1,*fps2;
//declare in constructor
font_rect2.left =0;
font_rect2.top =0;
font_rect2.right =300;
font_rect2.bottom =25;
fps1=NULL;
//
// this code will get an assertion error but will work if i dont get
the cursor position. i pass the HWND variable so is this a problem?
//the code will work if not in a class
//member function
void camera::userInput(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 g_pd3dDevice,HWND g_hWnd)
{
if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON))
{
GetCursorPos(&pt); //error with this
ScreenToClient(g_hWnd, &pt); //or error with this
swprintf(fps1,L"%ld",pt.x);
//fps1=L"Greetings "; //will work with this code
g_font->DrawText(NULL, fps1, -1, &font_rect2,
DT_LEFT|DT_TOP, 0xffffffff);
}
..
assertion error
Author
i cant move my code to a class that simply prints out a mouse location.
It works fine in main program but not in a class.
I get an assertion run-time error to do with lines marked below
Author
the problem is this after i debug
wchar_t *fps1; //this fails
wchar_t fps1[20]; //this works
swprintf(fps1,L"%ld",pt.x);
wchar_t *fps1; //this fails
wchar_t fps1[20]; //this works
swprintf(fps1,L"%ld",pt.x);
Do you allocate memory for the fps1 character array?
Also, while some people here might be able to tell you the exact error, you are much less likely to run into these kinds of problems if you stop using character arrays and start using std::string (or std::wstring) in conjunction with string streams.
Also, while some people here might be able to tell you the exact error, you are much less likely to run into these kinds of problems if you stop using character arrays and start using std::string (or std::wstring) in conjunction with string streams.
Author
In my constructor I use these declarations and i get errors i dont understand
//RECT font_rect2={0,0,300,25}; //this gets an error why?
font_rect2.left =0;
font_rect2.top =0;
font_rect2.right =300;
font_rect2.bottom =25;
pt=NULL;//fails
pt=0;/fails
pt.x=0;
pt.y =0;
fps1 = new wchar_t;//works but why use wstring?
//RECT font_rect2={0,0,300,25}; //this gets an error why?
font_rect2.left =0;
font_rect2.top =0;
font_rect2.right =300;
font_rect2.bottom =25;
pt=NULL;//fails
pt=0;/fails
pt.x=0;
pt.y =0;
fps1 = new wchar_t;//works but why use wstring?
Author
in the .h OR constructor i get an error as this is a const
RECT font_rect2(0,0,300,25); //error
or
RECT font_rect2=(0,0,300,25);//error
RECT font_rect2(0,0,300,25); //error
or
RECT font_rect2=(0,0,300,25);//error
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