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[nickme]

hi

i am new to c++ OOP. how do i define a C#'s static class where i can define a set of static methods to be used in C++? i came across a website that said i can use CBox::show(); to call the method show in class CBox, but i forget about the details and where the website is. can someone send me a link or an example?

thanks.

[EddieV223]

[source lang="cpp"]class MyStaticClass{public:static int myInt;static void MyFunc();};[/source]

There are no static constructors though. So you have to take care of that some where.

Because there are no static ctor, you maybe just use a singleton.

Edited by EddieV223, 18 December 2012 - 01:07 PM.

[nickme]

[source lang="cpp"]class MyStaticClass{public:static int myInt;static void MyFunc();};[/source]

There are no static constructors though. So you have to take care of that some where.

Because there are no static ctor, you maybe just use a singleton.

thanks

[Strewya]

or you can just put your functions in the same or different namespace as free functions. C++ doesn't need to have stuff in a class like C# does. and if you have any static variables, you're gonna have to initialize them outside of functions anyway, so it's pretty much the same thing.