In my header file:
i have a method:
Code:entry.h entry *next; entry *getNext();
when I try to call the method in my cpp file
I get an error identifier not found.Code:entry entry::*getNext() { return next; }
What am I doing wrong.
In my header file:
i have a method:
Code:entry.h entry *next; entry *getNext();
when I try to call the method in my cpp file
I get an error identifier not found.Code:entry entry::*getNext() { return next; }
What am I doing wrong.
So where is your entry class declaration then?
Are your declarations in your header file even in a class?
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yes I have included my header file, I just provided the relevant inserts from my code.
entry* entry::getNext()
The * belongs next to the datatype, not somewhere else...
hth
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