Wow, that seems like a pretty big change. Will you be updating all the tutorials and source codes as well? I read the description like 4 times and still can't quite wrap my head around it. I am sure I will get it once i see it in action.

Damn, I only just felt like I was understanding the object and container piece and now I have to re-learn it. I am sure it is for the better.

Thanks for the heads up Esenthel!

lol ... guess it's back to the drawing board for me too!

Over my head...Thats nothing new..lol

Hi, this affects only moving items between the world and player's inventory, it's nothing complicated.
Yes tutorials will get updated of course

So after all this time, it's still Memx that causes my greatest problems.
So I want to add, as stupid as possible, an element in the container, at a fixed position. As simple as that. How on earth can I do that?

items[11]=item; - gets me the horrible "could not deduce template argument 'UNUSED' error. What on earth is so hard about this? Can someone help please?

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items is the Memx<Item> container, item is the Item object, created previously.

Given a memx container for example:


insert as follows:


all items from the insert point will be moved to the right (memory addresses are preserved though)

If you just want to replace an existing value in that position then I'm guessing you simply need to update the value stored at that memory location so:


although I've never tried that

(06-19-2013 06:18 PM)AndrewBGS Wrote:  So after all this time, it's still Memx that causes my greatest problems.

This is not related to Memx container at all, this is about Game.Obj (in this case Game.Item) copy constructor, which is not supported.

Instead if you want to create a new item, you can do items.New().create(here insert some Game.ObjParamsPtr)