Unhandled Exception

[jw6XoG1T]

I dont know what im doing wrong but for some reason I keep getting an unhandled exception my my entity manager. I try to draw the sprite to the screen and right before the entity manager updates and trys to draw it everything is fine. But as soon as it attempts to draw the sprite i get an exception. Here's the code. Can someone please help me ? This is driving me nuts if you need the whole project just let me know and ill email it to you

//Game.cpp

Code:
#include "EntityManager.h"

void System::Init()
{
engine = new System();

engine -> SetWindow(800, 600, "Test");

Entity player;
player.Load("test.png", 100, 100);

manager.Add(player);
}

void System::Run()
{
sf::Event ev;

while (engine -> window -> IsOpened())
{
engine -> window -> PollEvent(ev);


engine -> window -> Clear();
manager.Update();
engine -> window -> Display();
}
}


//System.cpp

Code:
#include "System.h"

void System::SetScreenDim(int width, int height)
{
this -> SCREENW = width;
this -> SCREENH = height;
}

void System::SetTitle(std::string title)
{
this -> Title = title;
}

void System::SetWindow(int width, int height, std::string title)
{
this -> SCREENW = width;
this -> SCREENH = height;
this -> window = new sf::RenderWindow(sf::VideoMode(width, height), title.c_str());
}


//EntityManager.cpp

Code:
#include "EntityManager.h"
#include "System.h"

void Manager::Update()
{
Entity entity;

std::list<Entity>::iterator iter = eList.begin();

while (iter != eList.end())
{
entity = *iter;

entity.GetSprite().SetPosition(entity.GetX(), entity.GetY());

engine -> window -> Draw(entity.GetSprite());

iter++;
}
}

void Manager::Add(Entity entity)
{
eList.push_back(entity);
}


//Entity.cpp

Code:
#include "Entity.h"

void Entity::Load(std::string filename, float x, float y)
{
this -> Filename = filename;

this -> Image.LoadFromFile(this -> Filename.c_str());
this -> Sprite.SetImage(this -> Image);

this -> posx = x;
this -> posy = y;
}

void Entity::Update()
{
this -> Sprite.SetPosition(this -> posx, this -> posy);
}
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[zb0S216C]

If the exception is thrown right before drawing a sprite, then maybe you should use try... catch() to handle the exception. That way, you can handle memory deallocation properly.

Before using a resource, make sure it's there before using it. For example, make sure sure a pointer isn't null before writing to it.

_Wazzak

[ne555]

void System::Init() 
{ 
  engine = new System(); 

That doesn't look right.