[omniORB] basic question about sequences

[debutant]

Thank you Michael, thank you Clarke !

I tried first:

seq_type* Foo_impl::bar(const seq_type& seq_in)
{
	std::auto_ptr<seq_type> ret(new seq_type);
	ret->length(seq_in.length());
	for (unsigned int i=0; i<seq_in.length(); ++i)
	{
		(*ret)[i] = seq_in[i]*3;
	}
	return ret.release();
} 

and it works well.

then I tried:

void Foo_impl::bar(const seq_type& seq_in, seq_type_out seq_out)
{
  seq_out->length(seq_in.length());
  for (unsigned int i=0; i<seq_in.length(); ++i)
  {
	 seq_out[i] = seq_in[i]*2;
  }
}

Line (3) gives me a problem (segmentation fault) (and (6) too). 

I looked at the .hh file generated by the idl compilation and saw:

class seq_type_out {
  ...
inline seq_type* operator->() { return _data; }
  ...
}

I tried:

			 (seq_out.operator->())->length(seq_in.length());

and got the same problem. 
 
It seems that there is something wrong with the class seq_type_out ...

Thanks a lot for your help. I am still full of hope !
Sincerely,
Michel

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