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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T20:25:20+00:00 2026-05-12T20:25:20+00:00

I am not overly competent in C++ and this compiler error is just making

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I am not overly competent in C++ and this compiler error is just making no sense to me. The following line calls the compiler error shown in the title:

m_SunTexture = LudoTextureManager::GetInstance()->GetTextureData(hardcoded.c_str()).m_Texture;

where m_SunTexture is defined in my header file as

IDirect3DTexture9 *m_SunTexture;

in the private section of my header file. Why is this! This makes no sense to me.

Here is more code, as requested. m_SunTexture is being called in this function

void Sun::DrawSun()
{
    std::wstring hardcoded = L"..\\Data\\sun.jpg";
    m_SunTexture = LudoTextureManager::GetInstance()->GetTextureData(hardcoded.c_str()).m_Texture;
    //more code here, cut off because it's useless for this.
}

DrawSun is defined in the header file as:

static void DrawSun();

under the public section of my header file.

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    2026-05-12T20:25:20+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 8:25 pm

    I’m guessing that the first line of code is in a static function, which is referring to the non-static member “m_SunTexture”.

    See this for more information. Essentially, static functions don’t have a “this” pointer, so referring to non-static members (which belong to each instance of the class) doesn’t make any sense.

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