Re: virtual function doubt
On Sep 1, 10:30 am, Ian Collins <ian-n...@hotmail.com> wrote:
harry wrote:
Hi,
We are using virtual keyword in base class function, when same
function name is there in base class and derived class. And we want to
call derived class same function.
my doubt is we have to use virtual function when same function and
also same parameters are there in base class and derived class.
but what we have to do if same function name but different parameters
are there in base and derived class function.
can virtual keyword help in this case also for accessing derived class
function?
should we have to use virtual here also?
Your question isn't clear, an example would help.
Are you referring to something like:
struct B
{
virtual void fn( int ) = 0;
void fn( unsigned );
};
struct D : B
{
void fn( int );
void fn( unsigned );
};
--
Ian Collins
I am referring to something like:
struct B
{
void fn( int) {/* ..*/}
};
struct D : B
{
void fn( int, int ) {/*...*/}
};
same function and different parameters are there.
now should we have to use virtual keyword in base class function to
accessing derived class function? can we use virtual in this case
also? or any other method is there.
like this
struct B
{
virtual void fn( int) {/* ..*/}
};
struct D : B
{
void fn( int, int ) {/*...*/}
};
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