Explicitly initializing sprite

[Sweetwine]

Hello,

I'm working through a book and trying to create a Game class in a header file which has a sprite as a private variable.  I am getting the error "Constructor for 'Game' must explicitly initialize the member 'm_mushroom' [name of sprite] which does not have a default constructor" when I try to compile and can't seem to figure out why.  I've tried initializing the sprite inside the default constructor by setting the texture, but this apparently doesn't work.  Here is my code for the constructor:

    Game(): m_window("Chapter 2", sf::Vector2u(800,600)) {
        m_mushroomTexture.loadFromFile("path_to_mushroom_image_here");
        m_mushroom.setTexture(m_mushroomTexture);
        m_increment = sf::Vector2i(4,4);
    }

This is with Xcode on macOS.  Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?  Thanks.

[Sweetwine]

Disregard.  I was able to include the sprite in the initialization list before loading the texture and it worked.

[Hapax]

'm_mushroom' [name of sprite] which does not have a default constructor

Sprite ()
    Default constructor.

Can we presume you are using SFML 3 (the master branch) already as it seems that has removed ability to default construct a sprite?

I mention this only to clarify for anyone wondering why it's happening when it's in the documentation; the documentation is not for SFML 3.

[Sweetwine]

This was actually occurring with version 2.6.0.  I reverted back to 2.5.1 and the error disappeared without having to include the sprite in the initialization list.  Not sure what the problem was.  I also switched over to CLion for my IDE, though I don't think that made any difference because I was still getting the error in CLion with 2.6.0.