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Help => Graphics => Topic started by: 51423benam on December 28, 2017, 01:51:45 pm
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Hello,
I have a shared_ptr to a sf::Text object, declaration:
std::shared_ptr<sf::Text> title;
But when I want for example to set the character size like so:
title->setCharacterSize(24);
... a exception is thrown:
"this" was "Nullptr" (in Visual Studio 2017)
But, strangely, when I set the font before that, like so:
title->setFont(titleFont);
... the exception still appears at setCharacterSize, setFont works fine!
Do you know why this could happen?
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Have you initialized the text object? If not then accessing a nullptr is undefined behavior.
Use std::make_shared to create an instance.
Also you most likely want to create the object on the stack or at least use unique ownership with unique_ptr.
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Oops, I just forgot make_shared :o, thanks!