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Ernest wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 4:28 pm /D_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL=0

yep, this also solve the problem, thank you!

I also tried and it's working here, both VS2017 and VS2019.
Code:
Property prop("test1.prop1", string("aa"));
cout << "test1.prop1[0] => " << prop.Get<string>(0) << "\n\n";


Output:
test1.prop1[0] => aa


Ok, i got some improvements, now i'm getting the same results :)
The main thing was ...

"aa" is "char *" while std::string is a different type, do you get the same error if you use something like "string("aa")" instead of "aa" ?


I tried, and unfortunately i do...

I put toghether the most minimal VS2019 project that include an SDK build to show the issue, i'll attach it to this ...

What do you get as output when the value is corrupted?


Hi, thanks for your tests!
Unfortunately i don't even get that far, since after:

Property prop("test1.prop1", "aa");

prop is already corrupted, with dataType==BOOL_VAL(1) and the string field assigned to an invalid pointer. If i try to ...

Thanks for your reply!
I think that should actually be fine, since to test it i created an empty c++ project, in which i just copied the luxcoredemo.cpp test code from the luxcoredemo project, slightly modified to avoid using boost, here is the code: , std::string should be the same...

Hi,
i'm new to this forum, and to LuxCore!

I registered because I'm working to integrate LuxCore renderer into another c++ software as a test, but i'm encountering few issues with the distributed builds of the SDK, I also tried to re-build to no avail:

What i did to rebuild:
git clone https ...