hi all,
I have 2 classes, A and B. Each class has a member function that needs to
access an element of the other class. Here's the code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class B;
class A
{ public:
void AFunction(B& arg_b);
friend void B::BFunction(B& ); //allow BFunction to access avar
private:
int avar;
};
class B
{ public:
void BFunction(A& arg_a);
friend void A::AFunction(B& ); //allow AFunction to access bvar
private:
int bvar;
};
void A::AFunction(B& arg_b) { cout << arg_b.bvar << endl; }
void B::BFunction(A& arg_a) { cout << arg_a.avar << endl; }
int main()
{ A MyAObject;
B MyBObject;
}
This doesn't compile because B::BFunction(B& ) is declared a friend before B
is defined. But swapping classes A and B just makes A::AFunction the
problem...
Is there a way to do this without making the whole classes friends of each
other?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas 4 1729
Thomas wrote: hi all,
I have 2 classes, A and B. Each class has a member function that needs to access an element of the other class. Here's the code:
#include <iostream> using namespace std;
class B;
class A { public: void AFunction(B& arg_b); friend void B::BFunction(B& ); //allow BFunction to access avar private: int avar; };
class B { public: void BFunction(A& arg_a); friend void A::AFunction(B& ); //allow AFunction to access bvar private: int bvar; };
void A::AFunction(B& arg_b) { cout << arg_b.bvar << endl; } void B::BFunction(A& arg_a) { cout << arg_a.avar << endl; }
int main() { A MyAObject; B MyBObject; }
This doesn't compile because B::BFunction(B& ) is declared a friend before B is defined. But swapping classes A and B just makes A::AFunction the problem...
Is there a way to do this without making the whole classes friends of each other?
You're pretty much toast. However, either CUJ or DDJ had an article on
"attorney" classes, which basically functioned as friend proxies.
am Freitag, 14. April 2006 20:06 schrieb red floyd: Thomas wrote:
[snipped] You're pretty much toast. However, either CUJ or DDJ had an article on "attorney" classes, which basically functioned as friend proxies.
ok thanks, I'll play around with these.
BTW. please excuse my poor english, but what's the meaning of "You're pretty
much toast" ?? My dictionary's explanation of "toast" doesn't seem to make
sense here...
> but what's the meaning of "You're pretty much toast" ?? My dictionary's explanation of "toast" doesn't seem to make sense here... http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=toast
Scroll down to the part that says:
Slang. One that is...
As far as I know it's a pretty well known expression throughout the English
speaking world (we use it here in Ireland).
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