MizunagiKB
commented
6 months ago @albertkun Thank you for reporting the issue.
Upon investigation, I found that the build failure was due to an issue in my source code.
Specifically, the problem occurred because I did not explicitly specify an access modifier within the following source code snippet:
src/gd_cubism_motion_entry.hpp
class GDCubismMotionQueueEntryHandle : public Resource {
GDCLASS(GDCubismMotionQueueEntryHandle, Resource)
friend GDCubismUserModel;
enum HandleError {
OK = godot::Error::OK,
FAILED = godot::Error::FAILED
};The correct version should be as follows:
class GDCubismMotionQueueEntryHandle : public Resource {
GDCLASS(GDCubismMotionQueueEntryHandle, Resource)
friend GDCubismUserModel;
public:
enum HandleError {
OK = godot::Error::OK,
FAILED = godot::Error::FAILED
};I have already fixed this issue, and it is resolved in the latest version, which is 0.5.2. You can obtain it from the following link:
About C++ Access Modifiers
In C++, access modifiers allow you to specify the visibility level of class members (functions or variables). Here are the three main access modifiers:
- public: Members declared as public can be accessed from anywhere. Objects of the class can directly access public members.
- protected: Members declared as protected can be accessed within the class itself and by its derived classes.
- private: Members declared as private can only be accessed within the class itself. Private members cannot be accessed directly from objects of the class.
In this case, the HandleError enum type within the GDCubismMotionQueueEntryHandle class was inadvertently set to private due to the missing access modifier. By addressing this issue, we can prevent potential compilation problems for others in the future.
Your report is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
albertkun
はじめまして！gd_cubismを作ってくれてありがとうございます！だけど、このエラーが哀れってビルド進めない！
日本語で:
僕が基本的パイソンのプログラマーなので、C++のこと全然分かりません。
ちなみに「thirdparty」のフォルダーの内容はこれです：
追加：日本語がちょっとだけ勉強したけど、ちょっと変な日本語を喋ったらすいません！