Yeah, I know that. The code is done because I didn't know the proper way to do it in C++. And because my application is getting bigger, I somewhat reluctant to rewrite it. After all, there's still many things to do than tweaking the code.Originally Posted by swgh
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Okay, I've made a new app with only the class, the constructor of the class, and the init function. And guess what, it didn't show any error and worked fine. BTW, the faulty code was actually worked fine at first. Then I added five more integer input before mWidth (the IndexKoma to IndexEs) and after that the code always read mWidth = 0 regardless of the actual value in the file.
Well it's only going to get bigger and more complicated. This would be good practice in learning how to break your code up into logical segments and update it one segment at a time.
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