Re: Passing values to a class
Donos wrote:
Hello
I have a program as given in following,
class CCmdValue
{
int a, b;
void Put(int x, int y) { a = x; c = y;}
};
This class has no public methods, so you can't really do anything with
it other than default construct, copy construct, or assign it.
class CCmdData
{
CCmdValue pValue;
pValue->Put(10, 20);
This should give a compile-time error.
CCmdModule pCmd;
pCmd.NewValues(pValue);
};
class CCmdModule
{
friend class CCmdModuleFactory;
CCmdValue mValue;
};
class CCmdModuleFactory
{
CCmdModule& NewValues(CCmdValue& pValue)
{
CCmdModule* p = new CCmdModule;
p->mValue = pValue; // THIS LINE FAILS
}
};
When i try to pass the value of "pValue" to "mValue" It fails. It
doesn't give any compilation error, but when i try to read the integer
values, they don't have any vlaues assigned to them.
Any idea why thats happening?
How about providing a minimal, compilable, executable sample that
exhibits the behavior in question?
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