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Re: Error: within this context
AxisCamera is a singleton. You shouldn't be calling the constructor directly. Try this.
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AxisCamera& camera; //In your constructor do this camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance(); Last edited by Dave Scheck : 09-12-2010 at 10:13. Reason: Changed my pointer to a reference to match the prototype 
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