Abstract function calls
Author
Hi, how can I declare abstract functions in c++, I think it's on this way: virtual Func(args) = 0; isn't it?
Though I've declared this class:
class CClassName
{
public:
virtual void Func(LPVOID Arg) = 0;
...
};
How can I know in runtime whether this function where declared in any descendant class?
Edited by - felisandria on February 21, 2002 3:44:14 PM
You always know at runtime that it is because your program will not compile unless it IS overriden in a descendant class.
Author
You ar talking about virtual functions but I''m talking about PURE VIRTUAL functions, just look at that ''=0'' after the function.
For the second time, please stop with the all-caps topics. Thanks.
Your friendly moderator, fel
Your friendly moderator, fel
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