I have a question about classes.
here is my situation. I have 2 classes in 2 separate header files.
class a in a.h file. All class a functions are in a.cpp fileCode:class a { function int x(int); void y(); }; function void z(); class b { function r; }; function s;
I have
int a::x(g)
class b c;
Inside this function, I want to call r,s,y and z.
The question is How can I call these 4 functions.
Please have a look at how to define functions in C++:
If the functions you implemented are not static, you first need to create an object of that class before you can call any functions.Code:<return type> <function-name>(<arguments>);
Code:A *objectOfA = new A(); objectOfA->x(10); // ... // delete object afterwards delete objectOfA;
Last edited by threahdead; 06-27-2011 at 05:59 AM.
Why do you need to call new?
This should suffice:
Code:A ObjectOfA; ObjectOfA.x(10);
Originally Posted by Adak
