Re: function call without creating object
"Eric Kaplan" <tobycraftse@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:dteht31eus1g17h5rc9lt3r6s56g419rf3@4ax.com
in C++ you can call function / methods without creating an object of
that Class?
CGraphicsGroup::~CGraphicsGroup() {
}
void CGraphicsGroup::Create() {
}
void CGraphicsGroup::Update() {
CInterfaceGroup::Update();
}
void CGraphicsGroup::Draw() {
CContainer::Draw();
}
Is CGraphicsGroup derived from CInterfaceGroup and CContainer? If so,
these are similar to calling through super reference in Java:
class CGraphicsGroup : public CInterfaceGroup {
void Update() {
super.Update();
}
};
In C++ you have to specify the name of the base class when calling base
class methods because, unlike Java, C++ supports multiple inheritance,
so just using something like "super" would have been ambiguous.
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