Hello! I've searched a lot but i couldn't find how to create such struct wich has funtions in it. For example, struct called button has x,y,w and h. I can access these by button.x, button.y, etc. But how can i do a function in it, like button.draw();? In pascal these were called object's.
You need C++ if you want to do stuff like that.
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ported my app to c++ now (little rewrite and renaming c to cpp), how do i do it in c++?
By asking on the c++ forumLook into member functions
Surely this can be done in C using pointers to functions?
It seams possible allthough it would be like re-inventing the wheal.Originally Posted by Jez
If you want to use OO design then use an OO language. Yes you can do OO in C and its a lot of fun if you are bored. But I definatly wouldn't recommend it for a new programmer.
A wheal? Eeeew.
Quzah.
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haha my bad.
