When creating a QuadNode by giving it an id and t (time variable),

I want to use back the original TimeAStarNode and QuadNode properties.

Do I have to call back TimeAStarNode constructor like this and all other QuadNode properties will retain?

Thanks

Jack

class QuadNode : public TimeAStarNode
{
public:

    QuadNode(const quad::vec2* bb, QuadTree* tree, QuadNode* parent, const Point<int>& top_right, const Point<int>& bottom_left, float fHeightThresHold, bool bRegularGridMode = false, int currentDepth = 0, int maxDepth = 0, bool init = false);

    QuadNode(const QuadNode& node)
        // ancestor is used to build quadtree, which is the parent of current node
        : TimeAStarNode(node.ancestor, node.m_quadNode, node.path_cost, node.estimated_cost, node.t, node.depth)
    {
        // overwrites current id
        this->id = node.id;

        // used to build paths
        this->parent = node.parent; 
        this->m_pivot.x = node.m_pivot.x;
        this->m_pivot.y = node.m_pivot.y;
        this->m_boundingBox[0] = node.m_boundingBox[0];
        this->m_boundingBox[1] = node.m_boundingBox[1];

        this->m_vSize = node.m_vSize;
        this->m_vPos = node.m_vPos;

        this->m_tree = node.m_tree;
        this->m_bitRegions = node.m_bitRegions;
        this->m_bRegularGridMode = node.m_bRegularGridMode;

        this->m_fCurrentSize = node.m_fCurrentSize;

        ///////    
        this->northeast = node.northeast;
        this->northwest = node.northwest;
        this->southeast = node.southeast;
        this->southwest = node.southwest;
        this->status = node.status;
        this->m_OverHangTris = node.m_OverHangTris;
 
        this->transitions = node.transitions;

    }

    
public:
    QuadNode(int id, long t)
        : TimeAStarNode(this->ancestor, this->m_quadNode, this->path_cost, this->estimated_cost, this->t, this->depth)
    {
        // overwrites current id
        this->id = id;
        this->parent = NULL; ;
        this->transition = 0;
    }

Thanks, it really looks neater..

Jack

Hey there.

Are you using the this pointer in a constructor.

Ready here.