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"Undefined object reference for an object instance."
Button[,] botoes = new Button[(int)numericUpDownLinhas.Value, (int)numericUpDownColunas.Value];
for(int i = 0; i < (int)numericUpDownLinhas.Value; i++)
{
for(int j = 0; j < (int)numericUpDownColunas.Value; j++)
{
botoes[i, j].BackColor = button1.BackColor;
botoes[i, j].Size = new Size((int)numericUpDownX.Value, (int)numericUpDownY.Value);
botoes[i, j].Location = new Point(18 + j * ((int)numericUpDownX.Value + 4), 35 + i * ((int)numericUpDownY.Value + 4));
this.Controls.Add(botoes[i, j]);
}
}
From the error in these 3 lines:
botoes[i, j].BackColor = button1.BackColor;
botoes[i, j].Size = new Size((int)numericUpDownX.Value, (int)numericUpDownY.Value);
botoes[i, j].Location = new Point(18 + j * ((int)numericUpDownX.Value + 4), 35 + i * ((int)numericUpDownY.Value + 4));
Would anyone know why?
The error can only happen in one line, which one is it? Put the error more completely. It is one of three variables used that is not available in this scope.
– Maniero
what could it be? only asks to be an undefined object reference for an instance of an object. rsrs you are trying to access the value of a variable that is null.
– Marco Souza
I said of the error in the three lines because first points error in the first, if I comment it, points in the second, etc...
– Ícaro Dantas
But as well the value of the variable ta null if at the beginning of the code I set buttons?
– Ícaro Dantas
Nullpointer is relatively easy to find, when you are debugging and give this exception, just go to the error line and put the mouse on top of the objects and look for which of them this null and needs to be instantiated.
– John
I solved already, I thought that when we did the array, everything was already set, but then you have to go setting one in one buttons[i, j] = new Button();
– Ícaro Dantas