Re: [Pandora] What is the supossed way to locate a Component in the same stack???

[uaca]

Hi again Simon

> Anyway if you need a "quick and dirty" fix you may consider
> StackDesc::store (each component holds a reference to its StackDesc in
> Component::compStack). The (private, again :)) "store" holds the
> references to all current components indexed by their position in the
> stack defintion (e.g. the first component will have index #0). You can
> then pick any pointer in there.

you mean something like this?

(gdb) print compStack->store
$2 = (CompRefStore *) 0x84bcc80
(gdb) print compStack->store->store
$3 = (class Set<Component *> *) 0x84180a8
(gdb) print compStack->store->store->_array
$4 = (class Component **) 0x8419938
(gdb) print compStack->store->store->_array[0]
$5 = (Component *) 0x0 <--- what happens here?
(gdb) print compStack->store->store->_array[1]
$6 = (Component *) 0x0 <--- and here?

this printing has been done after Component initialization, in the :add
method (in the constructor compStack is NULL)

Any comment?

        Ulisses

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