Re: Simple class embedding question
hexusnexus@gmail.com wrote:
Hi. I just downloaded Visual C++ Express, and I converted my C code
to C++. The problem I'm having is that I'm declaring a new class
instance inside another class definition, and I can't get access to
the data. Actually, I'm using structs, but they're only default public
classes anyway, so I know at least that it can't be a problem with
protected or private.
Here's a snippet of the code:
[..].
****germanwhist.cpp****
int main()
{
Player player("Player");
... //add cards to player hand
How? This is where it all happens, and that's the part you decided
to omit...
cout << .player.Len() << endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
//player.Len() should return the number of cards in the player hand.
But it always returns 0. I've searched
//throughout the code and I can't seem to find any answers. Anybody
have any ideas?
Yes, debug your code. Since you've apparently programmed, you must
be aware of the existence of such a useful utility like debugger.
V
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