well yeah they're basic
haha i'm a nerd
well i finally get the SDK today, yaay :D
anyway here's function pointer stuff.
(i think this is what you mean, hehe)
well just include iostream.h and conio.h for this example. and use a console application.
first you have a class with some functions like this (these are just dummy functions):
class Person{public: Person() : NumFuncs(2) {}; ~Person(); void Func1() { cout << "Function 1" << endl; }; void Func2() { cout << "Function 2" << endl; }; static int NumFuncs; // this is kind of a workaround you'll see later...};
i'm too lazy to type more
now, in main, you do this:
void main(){ Person Bob; // this is an array of pointers to Person functions //notice we're using the "Bob.NumFuncs" as a workaround void (Person::*PersonFunctions) () [Bob.NumFuncs]= { Person::Func1, Person::Func2}; for(int i=0; i; while(!kbhit());}
kind of a bad example and you wouldn't code it like this in real life, but you get the idea.
i hope this is what you meant, hehe.
(and i also hope that i'm remembering this stuff correctly lol)
[edited by - Drakex on November 25, 2002 5:18:47 PM]
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