Access global object in call of function pointer

[Kasperdelasopa]

Hello,

i'm using function pointers to dynamically call functions.

I have created a global object to store some settings in it.

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class Settings{
	public:
			Settings();
			std::string getID();
	private:
			std::string ID;		
};

I define a object like this globally :

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Settings *_settings;

....

setup(){
_settings = new Settings();

Serial.println(_settings->getID().c_str()); //PointA
}

...

void functionCalledFromPointer(){

Serial.println(_settings->getID().c_str()); //PointB

}

At PointA the content is printd correctly.

At PointB the content is emtpy.

What can i do to have the global objetc correctly accessable?

Best regards

[idahowalker]

Perhaps change this:

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Settings *_settings;
....

setup(){
_settings = new Settings();

to this:

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Settings *_settings;

_settings = new Settings();
....

setup(){
Serial.println(_settings->getID().c_str()); //PointA

…………..

void functionCalledFromPointer(){

Serial.println(_settings->getID().c_str()); //PointB

}

When the object is created inside of setup the objects scope is defined within setup. When the object is defined global, the object is accessible global.

[Kasperdelasopa]

Actually i could solve it by just using std::string instead of const char* all over the place

But Thanks