Re: MFC Message Handling
On Nov 25, 9:52 am, rahul <hyrahu...@gmail.com> wrote:
In MFC Generally when we Override Message Handling function by a class
then we call base class function at the end like,
return CPropertySheet::PreTranslateMessage(pMsg);
how this is valid??
If PreTranslateMessage() is not static function then how can we call
it by this way (i.e. ClassName::FunctionName)??
(Not at all MFC question, BTW. Try http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang=
..c++.moderated/topics
for more involved crowd).
I would guess the most important reason that this is allowed really is
inheritance.
That said, why you think it's important that language prevents you
from using fully-qualified function name? It's the same call, just
longer to type (but, important with inheritance).
Note that you can also do:
class Type
{
public:
static void StaticFunc() {}
void Func() {}
};
Type var;
var.StaticFunc(); // !!! works not with class name, but class instance
var.Type::Func(); // !!! works, too
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