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Hello Again,
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I think I've chased this rabbit about as far as I can without some advice from the original author or at least someone who understands how this works.
The problem seems to be in
RegionIterator::at_end()
which is used in for loops to determine when the end of the loop has been reached.The code is:
m_rec_iter.at_end()
indicates that the set of shapes or objects in the current 'region' has been completed.I think
m_from
and m_to
are used to cycle through various regions in the layout. However in usual circumstances these are initialized to blank entries.The constructor for the
RegionIterator
- which is what we're talking about - is as follows:Note that
m_from
& m_to
are constructed with no arguments. What does this mean?After a lengthy chase through many files I found the relevant constructor in
tlReuseVector.h
. It is as follows:m_n
looks like some sort of index into a vector. mp_v
is a vector of something or other. I have no idea what initialising it to 0 does.However I'm guessing that
m_from
and m_to
when initialised with empty constructors will test as equal on Linux and Windows but unequal on Yosemite.When I hack the
at_end()
function to just check m_rec_iter.at_end ()
then the DRC starts working again. However this is not a long term solution - as the m_fromm_to
test must be important in some contexts (otherwise why is it there?).I have followed the code but I don't really understand the overall structure of it. I don't really know what
m_from
and m_to
are for or why they test as unequal when they should be equal. Can anyone help me to figure out how to fix this?Thanks
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Simon