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This^Ginto8 wrote:However, a better idea is just to use a constructor.
THe Floating Brain wrote:Im trying to invision as to how to do that with a constructor.
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Dude man(cow, calf, moose, earlobe);no, I'm talking about a basic part of the language.THe Floating Brain wrote:Or are you refering to some kind of OO design?
Your diagram us not telling me much, you cant have a space in your class name is this a function is dude from a template or from a inherited class amongst calf, moose, earlobe? (your digram is confusing.Ginto8 wrote:THe Floating Brain wrote:Im trying to invision as to how to do that with a constructor.Code: Select all
Dude man(cow, calf, moose, earlobe);no, I'm talking about a basic part of the language.THe Floating Brain wrote:Or are you refering to some kind of OO design?
Just making sure.Ginto8 wrote:no, I'm talking about a basic part of the language.THe Floating Brain wrote:Or are you refering to some kind of OO design?
In his example, "Dude" is the class, "man" is name of the instance, and "cow, calf, moose, earlobe" are the parameters for the constructor. When you create a class, you can override the constructor to perform other operations, so like:THe Floating Brain wrote:Your diagram us not telling me much, you cant have a space in your class name is this a function is dude from a template or from a inherited class amongst calf, moose, earlobe? (your digram is confusing.Ginto8 wrote:THe Floating Brain wrote:Im trying to invision as to how to do that with a constructor.Code: Select all
Dude man(cow, calf, moose, earlobe);no, I'm talking about a basic part of the language.THe Floating Brain wrote:Or are you refering to some kind of OO design?
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class Dude
{
public:
Dude() {
//do stuff here...
}
};
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class Dude
{
public:
Dude(SomeOtherClass instanceOfSomeOtherClass) {
//Do stuff here
}
};
It wasn't a declaration of a class; it was a variable declaration. Presuming that Dude is a class with a constructor that takes the types of cow, calf, moose and earlobe as parameters (they're just random variables), then man is initialized as such.THe Floating Brain wrote:Your diagram us not telling me much, you cant have a space in your class name is this a function is dude from a template or from a inherited class amongst calf, moose, earlobe? (your digram is confusing.Ginto8 wrote:THe Floating Brain wrote:Im trying to invision as to how to do that with a constructor.Code: Select all
Dude man(cow, calf, moose, earlobe);no, I'm talking about a basic part of the language.THe Floating Brain wrote:Or are you refering to some kind of OO design?
Yes! http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/classes/ is the best c++ tutorial out there, and they also have a forum where you can post questions and they get answered quickly. I love that site, learned so much there!Ginto8 wrote:Obviously you have not learned enough about types and classes. Look here. If that's too confusing, or you have other issues, try starting at the beginning.
+1adikid89 wrote:Yes! http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/classes/ is the best c++ tutorial out there, and they also have a forum where you can post questions and they get answered quickly. I love that site, learned so much there!
That's how you'd normally statically allocate an object with a constructor having parameters... What I really don't understand, is why after countless people have told your to review some C++ topics, you refuse and go on to say you know C++, and we've shown time and time again, that you should review this stuff. Regardless of how well (you think) you know it, it's blatantly obvious (in my opinion), that you need to review some stuff.THe Floating Brain wrote:Originally I thought it was a constructor. What confused me was the white space between Dude and man (I do not usualy use constructors in that fashion) and you did not explain if cow earlobe etc. were instances of a class private members of that particular class or something else. Again I do understand C++ the way you wrote it was just a little confusing.