Re: gtkentry->set_text("hello") segmentation fault signal 11
- From: Oscar Dávila <odavilar gmail com>
- To: Jonathon Jongsma <jonathon quotidian org>
- Cc: gtkmm-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: gtkentry->set_text("hello") segmentation fault signal 11
- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 17:59:28 -0500
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Jonathon Jongsma
<jonathon quotidian org> wrote:
Oscar Dávila wrote:
ok i tried to do that i get a lot of errors.
when i used
Gtk::Entry* entry_rapidrate;
entry_rapidrate->get_text();
worked verywell
but set_text dont.
It is not possible that this worked, except by accident. You're calling a function on a pointer that is pointing to a random memory address.
--
jonner
How do i solve my problem...
I'm not an expert in c++ nor in gtkmm, so i now my code is not the best
code in the world, im very concius that it is maybe written in a wrong
way. but this is how i solve my problem of the segmentation fault
i was doing this "refXml->get_widget("entry_casaherr_z",
entry_casaherr_z);" in a function that was called when a button was
pressed, to solve the problem i just put
"refXml->get_widget("entry_casaherr_z", entry_casaherr_z);" in the
int main() and then my
Gtk::Entry* entry_rapidrate;
entry_rapidrate->set_text("hello");
works..
Another thing is that all my Gtk widgets are defined like "Gtk::Widget* nameofwidget;"
So i dont know but maybe all my code is working by accident.
--
Atentamente:
Oscar Dávila Ramírez
odavilar gmail com
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