Re: design problem with inheritance
ok thanks for correction, I put a incomplete code but my problem is
another, how with this design I can access to private data of class
Duck
when implements the Fly method?
class NoFly: public FlyBehav{
public:
void Fly(){std::cout<<"Cannot Fly\n";}
};
class CanFly: public FlyBehav{
public:
void Fly()
{
// how get Duck private data???
std::cout<<"Flying across the sky\n";
}
};
if the Fly() method of CanFly or NoFly needs to privata data of the
class Duck how can do it with this design?
Maybe I could pass a pointer to base class Duck but so I can access
only to public member of Duck. I would like access to Duck private
data.
class FlyBehav{
public:
FlyBehav(Duck * _ownClass)
{
ownClass=_ownClass;
}
virtual void Fly()=0;
};
class CanFly: public FlyBehav{
public:
CanFly(Duck * ownClass)
{
}
void Fly()
{
std::cout<<"Flying across the sky\n";}
ownClass->DuckPublicMethod();
// no ways to acess to Duck private data or private
method!!!
}
};
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