[onorinbejasus]

I am trying to figure out what this error means.

Here is the code:

vPixelInProjectorCoords = new Vector4((0.0f),       // this coordinate is filled in below
			  (float)(jScreen - vCR_Image_Intersection.Y()), //Projector Y is image Y  	

Here is the error:


error: no match for 'operator=' in 'vPixelInProjectorCoords = (((#'float_expr' not supported by dump_expr#<expression error> - ((Projector*)this)->Projector::vCR_Image_Intersection. Vector::Y()), ((Projector*)this)->Projector::vPrincipalPosition. Vector::Z()), (((Vector4*)operator new(64u)), (<anonymous>->Vector4::Vector4(0.0f, <anonymous>, <anonymous>), <anonymous>)))'

This post has been edited by onorinbejasus: 07 September 2010 - 04:57 PM

[Splatocaster]

What comes after

(float)(jScreen - vCR_Image_Intersection.Y()),

[Cha0sBG]

And is the vPixelInProjectorCoords declared as a pointer from the start ?
Maybe it has something to do with that.

[onorinbejasus]

   vPixelInProjectorCoords = new Vector4((0.0f),                                        // this coordinate is filled in below
(float)(jScreen - vCR_Image_Intersection.Y()), //Projector Y is image Y 
 (float)(vPrincipalPosition.Z()));  

and no, it is not declared as a pointer to begin with

[JackOfAllTrades]

If vPixelInProjectorCoords is NOT a pointer, then you CAN'T use new to create an instance of it. new returns a pointer to newly-allocated memory on the heap.

[Splatocaster]

http://www.cplusplus...torial/dynamic/

It should be a pointer

This post has been edited by Splatocaster: 07 September 2010 - 05:47 PM