and i want to add a function to this class!
BUUUUT it must be a template function!!
how can i make it?
the function is like this:
template
lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
lump*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &sss
};
How can i add this function to that class???!!!!
PLEASE HELP till I get crayz....
Edited by - dabutabey on November 2, 2001 12:35:23 PM
how can make templates in C++ ??
Author
i am going to get crayz because
i can't make something like this:
i want to make a class like this
class XTY
{
};
simple yeh?
and i want to add a function to this class!
BUUUUT it must be a template function!!
how can i make it?
the function is like this:
template
lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
lump*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &sss
};
How can i add this function to that class???!!!!
PLEASE HELP till I get crayz....
Edited by - dabutabey on November 2, 2001 12:35:23 PM
and i want to add a function to this class!
BUUUUT it must be a template function!!
how can i make it?
the function is like this:
template
lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
lump*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &sss
};
How can i add this function to that class???!!!!
PLEASE HELP till I get crayz....
Edited by - dabutabey on November 2, 2001 12:35:23 PM
Make the class a template class:
template <class T>clas XTY{ ret_type func( T &arg_list);}; //template <class T> ret_type XTY::func( T &arg_list){ // function body}
template
class XTY
{
T* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
T*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &T
};
};
You use T as the data type for the class.
And I declare my class like this
XTY MyTemplateClass;
int* temp;
temp = MyTemplateClass.lump_oku(1,10,0);
class XTY
{
T* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
T*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &T
};
};
You use T as the data type for the class.
And I declare my class like this
XTY MyTemplateClass;
int* temp;
temp = MyTemplateClass.lump_oku(1,10,0);
Well,
should, I''d have thought, suffice?
All your bases belong to us
class XTY{ template <...> lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset);};template <...>lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset){lump*sss;//SOME CODEreturn &sss}; should, I''d have thought, suffice?
All your bases belong to us
Author
Thanx Man it worked.
But i think you forgat to put XTY:: infront of the function,or is it neccesery to put?
Anyway it worked!
Thank You very much!!
class XTY
{
template
lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset);
};
template
lump* XTY::lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
lump*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &sss
};
But i think you forgat to put XTY:: infront of the function,or is it neccesery to put?
Anyway it worked!
Thank You very much!!
class XTY
{
template
lump* lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset);
};
template
lump* XTY::lump_oku(int lump_no,int Length,int Offset)
{
lump*sss;
//SOME CODE
return &sss
};
I think you have to declare template methods inline in MSVC6 otherwise they don''t compile or link correctly (bad mojo otherwise).
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