Comments please

[foggy]

class A
{
public:
void methodinA();
}

class IFace
{
public:
virtual method1()=0;
virtual method2()=0;
};

class B : public IFace
{
A* ap;
public:
B(A* p) {ap = p;}
int methodinB() { ap->methodinA(); }
}

Is it a good way to pass a pointer of an object of A into to make
B::methodinB() be able to call A::methodinA()? Thanks!

[jeffc]

"foggy" <fo***@turboweb.com> wrote in message
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class A
{
public:
void methodinA();
}

class IFace
{
public:
virtual method1()=0;
virtual method2()=0;
};

class B : public IFace
{
A* ap;
public:
B(A* p) {ap = p;}
int methodinB() { ap->methodinA(); }
}

Is it a good way to pass a pointer of an object of A into to make
B::methodinB() be able to call A::methodinA()? Thanks!

Without knowing anything more specific about your design, that is fine.