hi im writing code and i get another error saying need class/union/struct left of .(my class method).
Yet i do Class ClassName();
ClassName.myMethod();
Yet if i use parameters instead it workds, only when there isnt any arguments. Isnt this wierd. I dunno if its msvc6 but im movin to vs.net2003 soon
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-10.2
It's a strange "feature" of the language, but if your constructor has no parameters, then you shouldn't add parentheses or it will be interpreted as function instead of a variable declaration.
Thats retarded thank god its fixed in more oop languages i was so confused.
Indeed. That seems more like a bad habit that compilers have, though, as the context should uniquely indicate which one is meant.Originally Posted by thecneu
Sadly, GCC seems to have the same problem.
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Would that more oop language happen to be written in C++?Thats retarded thank god its fixed in more oop languages i was so confused.
Technically it's part of the language standard, so it's not really the compilers' fault.
I didn't realize that, thanks.
It still seems silly, though. The proper contexts for each are mutually exclusive...
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