Build

[JamesBremner]

Steps to build:

• Install VSCODE ( I think you have done this )
• Clone your repository ( I sure hope you have done this! )
• Start VSCODE
• Open the folder containing the cloned repository
• Start the build ( F9 key )

[JamesBremner]

The only reason to commit non working code is so that someone else can debug it. Even then you must commit everythin in one commit. It is a nightmare to understand what you are doing if all we can see is tiny bits and pieces of code.

[ztlawton]

When you make changes to a file I am also working on, what is the proper way to update my copy with your changes?

[JamesBremner]

The problem is that there is a missing break statement after the radiator branch. The result is that the execution falls through to the default branch and throws the exception.

[JamesBremner]

You also need to change this line

https://github.com/ztlawton/workshoplocator/blob/e6d51eefe6b97cdd1897fd3790bda18ab5737281/src/cWorkshop.cpp#L124

it should be

std::vector<float> PBPtype(6);

[JamesBremner]

https://github.com/JamesBremner/workshoplocator/commit/9d8912beb80146c38e822233c1f7f659ca838744

[JamesBremner]

I think this can be closed