ACAPI_LibPart_RegisterAll only registers the last libPart in the array

[roni]

Hi All,
I was trying to register a list of libParts, later to create Surfaces using them.

GS::Array<API_LibPart> libParts;    
for (const auto& location : textureFileNewLocationList) {
        
        IO::Location nonConstLocation = location;
        std::cout<<UNISTR_TO_LIBXLSTR(nonConstLocation.ToDisplayText()) << std::endl;
        
        API_LibPart libPart;
        BNZeroMemory (&libPart, sizeof (API_LibPart));
        
        libPart.typeID = APILib_PictID;
        libPart.location = &nonConstLocation;
        
        libParts.Push (libPart);
    }
err = ACAPI_LibPart_RegisterAll (&libParts);

In the above code textureFileNewLocationList is a array of file locations of images I plan to use. After executing the code, it registers only the last element of the array. In my case I have 55 libParts to register, only 55th have successfully registered.
If I go and check Files → Library and Objects → Library Manager, the box will show one surface got loaded, other 54 were missing.

A manual Reload in the ArchiCAD will load all the libParts

Using ArchiCAD 25

[roni]

Update
I used below code, which loads the Lib Parts of mine but deletes all other default libraries provided by ArchiCAD

    API_LibraryInfo libInfo;
    IO::Location outputLoc (GetSpecialFolderLocation (API_ApplicationFolderID), IO::Name ("/Users/roni/Library/Application Support/GRAPHISOFT/AutoSave-25-2"));
    libInfo.location = outputLoc;
    GS::Array<API_LibraryInfo>    lip = {libInfo};
    err = ACAPI_Automate (APIDo_LoadLibrariesID, &lip);
    if (err != NoError) {
        ACAPI_WriteReport ("Error in APIDo_LoadLibrariesID", true);
    }

[roni · Accepted solution]

Used below code

for (const IO::Location& location : textureFileNewLocationList) {
        IO::Location* nonConstLocation = new IO::Location(location.ToDisplayText());

        API_LibPart libPart = {};
        BNZeroMemory (&libPart, sizeof (API_LibPart));
        libPart.typeID = APILib_PictID;
        libPart.location = nonConstLocation;

        libParts.Push(libPart);
    }