Well, I tried using Google Sensei and searching on this website, and although I found a lot of posts about this error, I did not find the addresses that addressed the enumerations. In addition, all those whom I saw, or someone tried to assign one type to another, but also incorrectly use the "new", etc. As far as I can tell, this is not the case in this case.
As indicated in the header, I get an error conversion from 'KanjiCard*' to non-scalar type 'KanjiCard' requestedwhen trying to compile a program that I'm working on using g ++.
I have a class called KanjiCard that has this public enumeration:
enum KanjiCardType {
KANJI_CARD = 1,
KEYWORD_CARD = 2
};
The constructor for the class is defined as follows:
KanjiCard(char *cardText, int cardTextLength, int cardWidth, int cardHeight,
int cardX, int cardY, KanjiCardType cardType, SDL_Color textColor);
( char * std::string, , .)
( ):
KanjiCard currentCard = new KanjiCard(kanji_line, strlen(kanji_line),
CARD_WIDTH, CARD_HEIGHT, xPos, yPos, cardType, textColor);
cardType : KanjiCard::KanjiCardType cardType = KanjiCard::KANJI_CARD;
KanjiCard::KANJI_CARD, cardType , , , , , cardType *cardType &cardType cardType , .
, cardType , , . , , .
: , (, , KanjiCard::), .