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Started by derek7 Nov 26, 2005 at 7:13 PM 4 replies 550+ views

Original Post

Nov 26, 2005 at 7:13 PM



class RenderQueue
{
public:
	/* type define */
        typedef std::vector<Material*> MaterialSet;
	typedef std::multimap<MaterialSet, Movable*> RenderMap;
	typedef std::pair<MaterialSet, Movable*> RenderMapPair;
	typedef std::multimap<MaterialSet, Movable*> ::iterator RenderMapIterator;
	
	void addMovable(MaterialSet, Movable *);
	void render();
private:
	RenderMap m_renderList; 
	std::vector<MaterialSet> m_materialSetList;
	GraphicDevice * m_device;

};

void RenderQueue::addMovable(MaterialSet material, Movable *Movable)
{
	m_renderList.insert(RenderMapPair(material, Movable));
}

abnormity error at addMovable() .I track it,when run to addMovable().

dbzprogrammer

Nov 26, 2005 at 9:28 PM

You're not making too much sense. Could you ask in more of a question rather than a couple hard-to-understand sentances?

SirLuthor

Nov 27, 2005 at 11:33 AM

Another stunningly informative derek7 post [grin]

Seriously, man, you have to learn to start formulating proper questions and background information if you plan to have people help you in any way at all. Your post needs a little bit of something, such as perhaps more information on what is going wrong, code where it's going wrong, etc.

JohnBolton

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JohnBolton

Nov 27, 2005 at 11:56 AM

Quote:
Original post by SirLuthor
Seriously, man, you have to learn to start formulating proper questions

Try to have some patience. He's Chinese and (obviously) not fluent in English.

Conner McCloud

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Conner McCloud

Nov 27, 2005 at 12:43 PM

void RenderQueue::addMovable(MaterialSet material, Movable *Movable)

That shouldn't even compile, because you are using a class name as a variable. So if you're getting a runtime error something is quite wrong.

CM

dmatter

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dmatter

Nov 27, 2005 at 4:21 PM

Quote:
Original post by Conner McCloud
void RenderQueue::addMovable(MaterialSet material, Movable *Movable)

That shouldn't even compile, because you are using a class name as a variable. So if you're getting a runtime error something is quite wrong.

CM

Perhaps he actually meant compile-time error?.

Use this code instead:

void RenderQueue::addMovable(MaterialSet material, Movable *movable){	m_renderList.insert(RenderMapPair(material, movable));}

Off topic: derek7, perhaps occasionaly use an online translator to compose longer posts, sometimes your posts are a bit hard to understand. Keep practicing english though, using a translator is fine but don't get lazy [wink]

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