I have defined to classes like this:
namespace PanelColors.Hel pers
{
public class PanelColor
{
public PanelColor()
{
r = 0; g = 0; b = 0;
}
public PanelColor(int red, int green, int blue)
{
r = red;
g = green;
b = blue;
}
public int R
{
get { return r; }
set { r = value; }
}
public int G
{
get { return g; }
set { g = value; }
}
public int B
{
get { return b; }
set { b = value; }
}
private int r, g, b;
}
public class PanelColorsArra y
{
public PanelColor[] panelColors; // Declare an array of PanelColor
public PanelColorsArra y()
{
panelColors = new PanelColor[] { cDay, cNight, cLuminous, cTemp };
panelColors.Ini tialize();
}
public void PanelColorsInit ()
{
cDay.R = 255; cDay.G = 255; cDay.B = 255;
cNight.R = 10; cNight.G = 10; cNight.B = 10;
cLuminous.R = 40; cLuminous.G = 220; cLuminous.B = 20;
cTemp.R = 0; cTemp.G = 0; cTemp.B = 0;
}
public PanelColor cDay;
public PanelColor cNight;
public PanelColor cLuminous;
public PanelColor cTemp;
} // class: PanelColorsArra y
} // namespace
In the code that uses them the cDay, cNight, cLuminous, and cTemp are NULL,
and do not point to fields within the class.
So, when I try to use them (and yes I know it is not encapsulated) like this
in the main code:
PanelColorsArra y ourColors = new PanelColorsArra y();
int curColor; // Point to day colors
ourColors.panel Colors[0].R = ....
I get an unhandled exception of type 'System.NullRef erenceException '
occurred in PanelColors.exe .
But I just don't get why when they are not getting instantiated by the
constructor.
Help. 2 1432
Stick <St***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote:
I have defined to classes like this:
namespace PanelColors.Hel pers
{
public class PanelColor
public PanelColor cDay;
Should probably be:
public PanelColor cDay = new PanelColor();
// ... etc.
In the code that uses them the cDay, cNight, cLuminous, and cTemp are NULL,
and do not point to fields within the class.
Yes, that's the expected behaviour.
But I just don't get why when they are not getting instantiated by the
constructor.
Classes are never instantiated unless you instantiate them yourself,
with a 'new' expression. It's not like C++; all classes are always on
the heap, and must always be ultimately allocated via 'new'.
-- Barry
-- http://barrkel.blogspot.com/
I figured it out!
public PanelColor cDay;
needed to be:
public PanelColor cDay = new PanelColor(255, 255, 255);
Stick
"Stick" wrote:
I have defined to classes like this:
namespace PanelColors.Hel pers
{
public class PanelColor
{
public PanelColor()
{
r = 0; g = 0; b = 0;
}
public PanelColor(int red, int green, int blue)
{
r = red;
g = green;
b = blue;
}
public int R
{
get { return r; }
set { r = value; }
}
public int G
{
get { return g; }
set { g = value; }
}
public int B
{
get { return b; }
set { b = value; }
}
private int r, g, b;
}
public class PanelColorsArra y
{
public PanelColor[] panelColors; // Declare an array of PanelColor
public PanelColorsArra y()
{
panelColors = new PanelColor[] { cDay, cNight, cLuminous, cTemp };
panelColors.Ini tialize();
}
public void PanelColorsInit ()
{
cDay.R = 255; cDay.G = 255; cDay.B = 255;
cNight.R = 10; cNight.G = 10; cNight.B = 10;
cLuminous.R = 40; cLuminous.G = 220; cLuminous.B = 20;
cTemp.R = 0; cTemp.G = 0; cTemp.B = 0;
}
public PanelColor cDay;
public PanelColor cNight;
public PanelColor cLuminous;
public PanelColor cTemp;
} // class: PanelColorsArra y
} // namespace
In the code that uses them the cDay, cNight, cLuminous, and cTemp are NULL,
and do not point to fields within the class.
So, when I try to use them (and yes I know it is not encapsulated) like this
in the main code:
PanelColorsArra y ourColors = new PanelColorsArra y();
int curColor; // Point to day colors
ourColors.panel Colors[0].R = ....
I get an unhandled exception of type 'System.NullRef erenceException '
occurred in PanelColors.exe .
But I just don't get why when they are not getting instantiated by the
constructor.
Help.
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