Use operator at() instead of [] to access a std::array item

It helps debug.
3 years ago · 152f6d80e5
2 changed files with 4 additions and 4 deletions
--- a/pcbnew/pad.h
+++ b/pcbnew/pad.h
@ -731,13 +731,13 @@ public:

    const ZONE_LAYER_OVERRIDE& GetZoneLayerOverride( PCB_LAYER_ID aLayer ) const
    {
-        return m_zoneLayerOverrides[ aLayer ];
+        return m_zoneLayerOverrides.at( aLayer );
    }

    void SetZoneLayerOverride( PCB_LAYER_ID aLayer, ZONE_LAYER_OVERRIDE aOverride )
    {
        std::unique_lock<std::mutex> cacheLock( m_zoneLayerOverridesMutex );
-        m_zoneLayerOverrides[ aLayer ] = aOverride;
+        m_zoneLayerOverrides.at( aLayer ) = aOverride;
    }

 #if defined(DEBUG)
--- a/pcbnew/pcb_track.h
+++ b/pcbnew/pcb_track.h
@ -567,13 +567,13 @@ public:

    const ZONE_LAYER_OVERRIDE& GetZoneLayerOverride( PCB_LAYER_ID aLayer ) const
    {
-        return m_zoneLayerOverrides[ aLayer ];
+        return m_zoneLayerOverrides.at( aLayer );
    }

    void SetZoneLayerOverride( PCB_LAYER_ID aLayer, ZONE_LAYER_OVERRIDE aOverride )
    {
        std::unique_lock<std::mutex> cacheLock( m_zoneLayerOverridesMutex );
-        m_zoneLayerOverrides[ aLayer ] = aOverride;
+        m_zoneLayerOverrides.at( aLayer ) = aOverride;
    }

 protected: