Bug fixing possible null dereferences for launch point#4
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LaunchPointPtr is a pointer initialized by calling getByLaunchPointId. This function can return a nullptr value, thus LaunchPointPtr could be null. A check to ensure the validity of the pointer should be always performed before it is used.
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LaunchPointPtr is a pointer initialized by calling getByLaunchPointId.
This function can return a nullptr value, thus LaunchPointPtr could be null.
A check to ensure the validity of the pointer should be always performed before it is used.
A more detailed description is reported in issue #3