I am trying to append a custom class object to a vector of the same type, however when i try to compile my code, the compiler gives the following error
gltf::gltf(const gltf &): attempting to reference a deleted function
my function takes a string (file name) as an argument and loads that file, then parses the file and populates it's variables
the function is as follows:-
void enigma::loadModel(std::string file)
{
gltf stagingModel;
stagingModel.loadAsset(file); // populates my object with data
model.push_back(stagingModel); // appends the populated object to a vector array (this line generates the error)
.... // the rest of the code
}
my gltf class decleration is as follows:-
#pragma once
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <sstream>
#include <fstream>
#include "meshClass.h"
#include "bufferClass.h"
#include <gtx/quaternion.hpp>
#include <gtx/transform.hpp>
#include"stagingNodeClass.h"
#include"stagingMeshClass.h"
#include"stagingAccessorClass.h"
#include"stagingBufferViewClass.h"
#include"stagingImageClass.h"
#include"stagingSamplerClass.h"
#include"stagingTextureClass.h"
#include"stagingMaterialClass.h"
#include"stagingSkinClass.h"
class gltf
{
public:
gltf();
~gltf();
std::vector<meshClass> mesh;
std::vector<char> bin;
glm::mat4 camera;
glm::mat4 scale;
void loadAsset(std::string);
private:
std::vector<stagingNodeClass> stagingNode;
std::vector<stagingMeshClass> stagingMesh;
std::vector<stagingAccessorClass> stagingAccessor;
std::vector<stagingBufferViewClass> stagingBufferView;
std::vector<stagingImageClass> stagingImage;
stagingSamplerClass stagingSampler;
std::vector<stagingTextureClass> stagingTexture;
std::vector<stagingMaterialClass> stagingMaterial;
stagingSkinClass stagingSkins;
bufferClass stagingBuffer;
bool isCamera = false;
bool node(std::string, std::string);
int getValue(std::string);
int getCamIndex(std::string);
glm::mat4 getMatrix(std::string);
glm::vec3 getVec3();
glm::vec4 getVec4();
float getFloatValue(std::string);
void initScale();
std::vector<int> getIntArray();
std::vector<float> getFloatArray();
std::string getName(std::string);
std::fstream asset;
std::string line;
};
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