There is an oversight in fbx_importer.cpp such that
std::string str;
std::string fullSql = "";
while (std::getline(file, str))
{
fullSql += str + "\n";
}
file.close();will not check for failure conditions such as the file not existing, and the while loop will be ignored, meaning a valid yet empty string is passed on to the database creation function below which doesn't flag an issue with being sent an empty string, its only when trying to load a non-existent table does it catch the error. You can confirm by testing in a similar manner to the linked screenshot. Passing an empty string to SQLite will not report an error so SQLITE_OK will be true.
There is an oversight in fbx_importer.cpp such that
std::string str; std::string fullSql = ""; while (std::getline(file, str)) { fullSql += str + "\n"; } file.close();will not check for failure conditions such as the file not existing, and the while loop will be ignored, meaning a valid yet empty string is passed on to the database creation function below which doesn't flag an issue with being sent an empty string, its only when trying to load a non-existent table does it catch the error. You can confirm by testing in a similar manner to the linked screenshot. Passing an empty string to SQLite will not report an error so SQLITE_OK will be true.