Any ideas? I've tried passing a A* in the constructor for B, but the compiler doesn't
realize that A is a class when I try to compile, and complains about no type listed.
I seams to be a circular reference since A needs B and B needs A. This cannot be that
unusual, and has probably been solved before, I just don't know how.
Right now moy only though is to make parent a void* and the cast it to a A* in the
implementation of B. That removes all type checking though and I'd rather not abuse
void pointers like that.
-Thomas
Thomas,
It has been a while since i was at C++, but try the following:
Put both classes into the one h and cpp file, they are used together and should be together.
Then predefine the classes as the top of the header file: class A; class B;
Note you can only use the above for creating pointers to the predefined classes.
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Damian Dowling IT Manager Pallas Foods Ltd
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