Re: c++ recursive class

HI Joe...

i'll explain better my situation: I have a XML file and I'm using
tinyxml to elaborate it... so I wanted just to navigate nodes and to
set/get attributes in this way:

MyDocument->Node(nodename, attributenodename, attributetosearch)->Node
(nodename, attributenodename, attributetosearch)->GetAttribute
(attributename);

so I created first class for the node MyNode:

class MyNode : public TiXmlNode
{
public:
        MyNode() { };

       LPCSTR GetAttribute( LPCSTR attributename) { blah blah blah
return LPCSTR;} ;
       void SetAttribute(LPCSTR attributename, LPCSTR attributevalue)
{blah blah blah };

       MyNode* Node( LPCSTR nodename, LPCSTR attributenodename,
LPCSTR attributetosearch )
       { blah blah blah };
};

then I created second class for the document MyDocument so it would
already see MyNode:

class MyDocument : public TiXmlDocument
{
       MyDocument(LPCSTR filename) { blah blah blah };

       MyNode* Node( LPCSTR nodename, LPCSTR attributenodename,
LPCSTR attributetosearch )
       { MyNode::Node(nodename, attributenodename,
attributetosearch); };
};

so each Node call would return a new node to navigate inside the node
itself...but looks like it doesn't compile correctly... How it should
be?...