is it possible to change the listed name somehow? i accidentally typed a wrong number in the label

finally i found it in the init function i used SetFloat... and that caused the problem when trying GetVector

this part is solved, thanks for pointing me towards the right direction

thank you both for getting back. i'll double check again if the ID has been used before. however i am totally lost with this upgrading. since the plugin worked flawless in previous versions and after getting it to compile with r20 it crashes so often.

thank you. i got this working. maybe there are even other places in my code where i can use this knowledge

@r_gigante said in debugging question:

what does it mean when the debugger holds at a line like that,
Vector rndoffset = bc->GetVector(RNDOFFSET);
with a message "CINEMA 4D.exe hat einen Haltepunkt ausgelöst."

it simply means that the bc pointer is likely to be invalid.

according to this problem, the pointer must be valid, i am checking it like

	if (!bc) return nullptr;

and if i run the plugin without debugging that one works. additional information, the line before that one throwing the exeption is:

	Float lightSpeedFactor = bc->GetFloat(LIGHTSPEEDFACTOR);

so, if bc wasn't valid, that one should give the same exception, right?
so far, i replaced it by

	Vector rndoffset = Vector(0);// bc->GetVector(RNDOFFSET);

and the whole plugin works. this is really strange

thank you Riccardo, i must admit that i just followed the adjustments needed to make it compile under r20. the code worked like that in previous versions and the plugin itself is quite old so i didn't question the code itself.

maybe it is time to do so and walk thru every line

is it possible to change the listed name somehow? i accidentally typed a wrong number in the label

thank you.

as i am currently walking thru the millions of warnings i get, what shall i think of such a warning?

The function GetDDescription has 803 lines, this exceeds the limit of 500 lines.

edit: this now appears for a bunch of functions i use in the plugin. does it mean the compiler isn't checking the rest of the lines? isn't it set a bit to low?

is there a way to apply the style guide automatically in VS2015?

what does it mean when the debugger holds at a line like that,

Vector rndoffset = bc->GetVector(RNDOFFSET);

with a message "CINEMA 4D.exe hat einen Haltepunkt ausgelöst."