class A; class B; class A { int test; }; class B { void testh(int hehe); A *tester; }; void B::testh(int hehe) { tester->test = hehe; } Is this possible ? and how do i have to inizialize the pointer ? I think its possible, so could you please write a sampe main() function for that showing how i have to use the pointer ? cYa I am the Null between One and Two Edited by - 0_between_1_and_2 on 4/22/00 3:11:21 PM

Add
void B::B()
{
tester = new A;
}

and

void B::~B()
{
delete tester;
}

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GA

You''ll have to do what "ga" said (to use a constructor and destructor), or else don''t use a pointer but rather an instance.

Also "test" is private in class A, so

void B::testh(int hehe)
{
tester->test = hehe;
}

won''t work in the first place, so you need an public access function in class A.

aig