9 Jun
2007
9 Jun
'07
7:53 p.m.
On 6/10/07, Bruce Harris
There was some time since I used Chuck now, so I may be wrong on this one. But I get the feeling that you're not initializing l, right?
Yes, he does, "l" is a array of "Items", 4 Items to be exact, it's right below the definition of the Item class. This looks quite odd, I can't find the issue either. In my experience null-pointers occur if you define things in the wrong order; ie before refering to them, but I think that was supposed to have been fixed last version and the order here looks perfectly corect to me. Kas.