C / C++ / MFC

Mushq wrote:

"English is my second language; please excuse any grammatical or spelling mistakes"

B :: B( CArray(A, &A) Array)
: m_array( Array)
{
}

private:
  CArray(A, &A) m_array;

class A	{
	int dummy;
};

class B	{
B :: B( const CArray(A, &A)& Array)
: m_array( Array)
{
}

private:
  CArray(A, &A) m_array;
};

B myB;  //Would not compile

CArray(A, A&) arrA;
B myB( arrA); //would compile

class A	{
	int dummy;
};

class B	{
	B::B()	{
	};

public:
	void Add( const A& value)	{
		m_array.Add( value);
	}

	CArray(A, A&) GetArray() const	{
		return m_array;
	}

private:
	std::vector<A> m_array;
};

ForNow wrote:

can actullay access the private members of a base

ForNow wrote:

What about if the derived class writes its own Base CLass contructer.

class A {
  int dummy;
};

class B	{
public:
  B::B()
  {};

  void Add( const A& value)	{
    m_array.push_back( value);
  }

  std::vector<A> GetArray() const	{
    return m_array;
  }

private:
  std::vector<A> m_array;
};

class C : public B {
  C::C() 
  : B.m_array( std::vector<A>( 2, A())) //like this?
  {}
  B::B( const std::vector<A>& val) { //Or like this?
    m_array = val;
  }

};

if (!ftpupdate::ftp_setServerDirectory((char*)setSvrSdir)
{
   SwapSlashes (setSvrSdir);
   ftpupdate::ftp_setServerDirectory((char*)setSvrSdir);
}

Iain Clarke wrote:

Why are you casting setSrvDir to char *? If its not already a character pointer, might it be unicode? or some other thing? This may be a non-issue, but it raises small alarms...

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