Thread: function

Is there a problem with class CObject now ?
Why is there an error in(char *name, int m_nLife) ?
Why does the word "I need a discriminator" come out ?

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class S {
public:
  char *_name;                  //name
  static int m_nNum;            //consecutive numbers
  int m_Life = 0;               //life

private:
  class CObject(char *name, int m_nLife)  //circular object    
  {

  };

  class Displaymethod(char *_name, int objnum, int objnum) {

  };
};

void main()
{
  CObject ObjectOrg();          //Still under development
}

: confused:

A class in a class.

Code:

class S {
public:
  char *_name;                  //name - use std::string for everything
  int m_nNum;            //consecutive numbers  // Why static?
  int m_Life;               //life

private:
  class CObject {
    private:
      int foo;
    public:
      CObject() {
          foo = 0;
      }
  };
  CObject aThing;
};

int main ( ) {
    S   myFoo;
}

Nested classes are legal in C++, but why do you want a nested class? It looks like you're trying to define a member function.