Re: Singleton and static function
On Oct 31, 3:27 pm, John Doe <mos...@anonymous.org> wrote:
Hi,
I have a singleton class defined like this :
class UIManager : public CSingleton<UIManager>,
publi=
c CObject
{
protected:
DECLARE_DYNAMIC(UIManager)
friend class CSingleton<UIManager>;
UIManager();
virtual ~UIManager();
public:
...
};
What do you need that CSingleton<> for? Can you not just have a global
object?
and I was using this code like this :
A)
UIManager* l_pUiMgr = UIManager::GetInstance();
ASSERT (l_pUiMgr != NULL);
l_pUiMgr->GetResText( a_ResId, bStripHtml);
That ASSERT is probably useless because if UIManager is allocated on
the heap (using new) it throws an exception. It it it allocated as a
function static variable, than it can never be NULL.
But I was fed up with always typing this so I have declared below my
UIManager class a static function :
static inline UIManager& UIManager() { return *(UIManager::GetInstance())=
; }
and I wanted to be able to call it like that :
UIManager().GetResText( a_ResId, bStripHtml);
Which looks better.
The problem is I get some compilations errors with the code in A)
5>c:\wce_v42\inc\BaseView.h(227) : error C2065: 'l_pUiMgr' : undeclared
identifier
Why I cannot write UIManager* now ?
This error says that you are accessing l_pUiMgr object, which is not
available from the current scope. Either you misspelled it or did not
include the necessary header files.
--
Max
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