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General / Problems with std::string

« on: December 31, 2011, 09:14:14 pm »

I'm using new because i need the pointer for a global variable.

But no, i'm using the release libs with a debug config.
In sfml1.6 it worked witht his combination.

I'll try it with the right combination

[EDIT] Ok it worked Thank you

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General / Problems with std::string

« on: December 31, 2011, 09:04:08 pm »

All builds are using mutlibyte characters

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General / Problems with std::string

« on: December 31, 2011, 08:30:21 pm »

Hi, i switched from SDL to sfml1.6 - everything was working fine
then i thought sfml2 would be better then 1.6, so i moved to 2

But then i see that sfml2 is using const std::string instead of const char* and my window title don't shows  what it should be.
I see som unusal characters instead of my wished titel ( things like 0z' or Oz-)

Here is a code snipped

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hSF = new sf::Window(sf::VideoMode(JD_SCREENWIDTH,JD_SCREENHEIGHT,32),"TITEL",Flag,settings);
I also tried these combinations :

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hSF = new sf::Window(sf::VideoMode(JD_SCREENWIDTH,JD_SCREENHEIGHT,32)std::string("TITEL"),Flag,settings);

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hSF = new sf::Window(sf::VideoMode(JD_SCREENWIDTH,JD_SCREENHEIGHT,32),(const std::string)std::string("TITEL"),Flag,settings);

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const std::string = "titel";
hSF = new sf::Window(sf::VideoMode(JD_SCREENWIDTH,JD_SCREENHEIGHT,32),titel,Flag,settings);

then i tried to use sf::String, it was working fine - until the end of the function. I get a stackoverflow...
The debugger shows some calls to std::allocator and the final error is thrown from "msvcr100d.dll opartor delete(void* pUserData9)"

what's the matter here?

I'm using VS2010 and shared libs (yes configured my own with cmake)