Greetings,
I am an OOP beginner and have the following question:
I have my own class and want to use another class (movingAvgFloat.h) to calculate a moving average.
(GitHub - ThingEngineer/movingAvgFloat: A simple Arduino library for calculating floating point moving averages.)
I already found out that you can't just declare the movingAvgFloat on top, but have to load it with constructors list, because the class is loaded with a parameter.
That works so far. Now I want to use a second object (Avg2) of the movingAvgFloat class, which I can't manage.
My code:[CODE]
Code:
#include <movingAvgFloat.h>
class myClass
{
private:
movingAvgFloat Avg1;
public:
myClass() : Avg1(6) {}; // Avg with 6 cells
...
What is the syntax for using two objects, something like: ?
Code:
private:
movingAvgFloat Avg1;
movingAvgFloat Avg2;
public:
myClass() : Avg1(6) {}, Avg2(6) {} // does not work;)
Thx a lot
michael