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General / Re: C++ 11 compatibility

« on: August 27, 2014, 09:12:36 pm »

As you mentioned, c++ 11 is a new language, so is it reasonable to learn to write code in this new laguage, instead of old one?

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General / Re: C++ 11 compatibility

« on: August 27, 2014, 08:21:16 pm »

Thanks for your replies!
I am already using Code::Blocks/VS2012 interchangeably. But I will consider VS2013 also!

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General / C++ 11 compatibility

« on: August 24, 2014, 06:33:09 pm »

I rewrote sample game from SFML Game Development book using C++ 11 standart. Specifically, I used uniform initialization syntax {} in constructor. But in one place it didn't work correctly.

Button::Button(const FontHolder& fonts, const TextureHolder& textures)
: mCallback{}
, mNormalTexture{textures.get(Textures::ButtonNormal)}               // here
, mSelectedTexture{textures.get(Textures::ButtonSelected)}
, mPressedTexture{textures.get(Textures::ButtonPressed)}
, mSprite()
, mText{"", fonts.get(Fonts::Main), 16}
, mIsToggle{false}
{
        mSprite.setTexture(mNormalTexture);

        sf::FloatRect bounds = mSprite.getLocalBounds();
        mText.setPosition(bounds.width / 2.f, bounds.height / 2.f);
}
 

Game works, but textures don't render on window. Instead of them there is only white rectangle. However, when I use old style () initialization everything is OK.

I use Code::Blocks with MinGW compiler (version is 4.5.2), Windows 7.

I wonder where is error? Maybe it is in MinGW?

Thank you.