Declaration of s specific return-type of method, outside the class-definition. How ?

[KimRaver]

How do i declare a method that returns a doublepointer to a subclass, outside the Class-definition ?

That is, as of now I have

Class House
{
     ...
     ...
     Class Room
     {
         ...
      }
 
      Room** myfunction(args)
     {
        Room **foo;
        ...
       return foo;
     }
}
 

I would like to be able to move the myfunction outside the class-definition as usual; according to

Room** House::myfunction(args)
{
     Room **foo
     ...
     return foo;
}
 

But the compiler complains.

How do you write the declarations when it is not some of the traditional return types as void, int, float etc. ?

[JosAH]

How do i declare a method that returns a doublepointer to a subclass, outside the Class-definition ?

That is, as of now I have

Class House
{
     ...
     ...
     Class Room
     {
         ...
      }
 
      Room** myfunction(args)
     {
        Room **foo;
        ...
       return foo;
     }
}
 

I would like to be able to move the myfunction outside the class-definition as usual; according to

Room** House::myfunction(args)
{
     Room **foo
     ...
     return foo;
}
 

But the compiler complains.

How do you write the declarations when it is not some of the traditional return types as void, int, float etc. ?

Room is a class in the scope of the House class so outside your class definitions
it would be this:

House::Room** House::myfunction( ...) // etc
 

(I didn't look closely though, so I could be wrong; it's Sunday ;-)

kind regards,

Jos

[KimRaver]

Ahh ok. Thanks, that worked !