You can use singletons, which are basically objects with a static member that mimics global variables.
You can use singletons, which are basically objects with a static member that mimics global variables.
That's against the rules, you know.bump bump bump
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it is? oops. i'll read over the rules again. but while your here couldn't you look at my code?
Last edited by punkrockguy318; 11-30-2003 at 08:04 AM.
I've done games and programs with a Settings class with all necessary static variables for global use. But I have a question for you all, should I make an Settings object global, or is it better to pass it along to all classes that need it?
I think it's better to create the settings class as a Singleton. Here's some information if your interested. http://gethelp.devx.com/techtips/cpp.../10min0200.asp
