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I have to appoint an integer variable to another integer pointer itself. I tried this:
sNumber& DrawNumber() //pointer itself. { sNumber* pNum = new sNumber; pNum->i1 = edi1; pNum->i2 = edi2; } sNumber& sn = DrawNumber(); for(int i=0; i<2; i++) { int x1 = sn.pNum[i]; int x2 = sn.pNum[i]; }How much its right or wrong? have you got other any bookmarks on this topic? I have no possibility to compile this codes. -- modified at 13:28 Wednesday 14th November, 2007Was is das¿
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I have to appoint an integer variable to another integer pointer itself. I tried this:
sNumber& DrawNumber() //pointer itself. { sNumber* pNum = new sNumber; pNum->i1 = edi1; pNum->i2 = edi2; } sNumber& sn = DrawNumber(); for(int i=0; i<2; i++) { int x1 = sn.pNum[i]; int x2 = sn.pNum[i]; }How much its right or wrong? have you got other any bookmarks on this topic? I have no possibility to compile this codes. -- modified at 13:28 Wednesday 14th November, 2007Was is das¿
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I have to appoint an integer variable to another integer pointer itself. I tried this:
sNumber& DrawNumber() //pointer itself. { sNumber* pNum = new sNumber; pNum->i1 = edi1; pNum->i2 = edi2; } sNumber& sn = DrawNumber(); for(int i=0; i<2; i++) { int x1 = sn.pNum[i]; int x2 = sn.pNum[i]; }How much its right or wrong? have you got other any bookmarks on this topic? I have no possibility to compile this codes. -- modified at 13:28 Wednesday 14th November, 2007Was is das¿
sNumber& DrawNumber() //pointer itself. What does "pointer itself" mean? Your function returns a reference { sNumber* pNum = new sNumber; pNum->i1 = edi1; pNum->i2 = edi2; You need to return a value from the function. } sNumber& sn = DrawNumber(); for(int i=0; i<2; i++) The DrawNumber function (supposedly) returns a reference to a sNumber object. How can you iterate through an array of two objects?? { int x1 = sn.pNum[i]; int x2 = sn.pNum[i]; There's no such thing as "pNum" here. } Pretty much none of this makes sense :) Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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I'm going to have to go with it is a lot wrong, but can't say where because I have no idea what you are asking.
Well abase... You are mean that it is impossible to appoint an integer variable to an integer pointer. Anyone can help me?
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sNumber& DrawNumber() //pointer itself. What does "pointer itself" mean? Your function returns a reference { sNumber* pNum = new sNumber; pNum->i1 = edi1; pNum->i2 = edi2; You need to return a value from the function. } sNumber& sn = DrawNumber(); for(int i=0; i<2; i++) The DrawNumber function (supposedly) returns a reference to a sNumber object. How can you iterate through an array of two objects?? { int x1 = sn.pNum[i]; int x2 = sn.pNum[i]; There's no such thing as "pNum" here. } Pretty much none of this makes sense :) Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
Yeah how can i iterate thorough an array of two object. I just to mean that. So "sn" what has been refered to? What should i it to do? Can you help me? "The DrawNumber function (supposedly) returns a reference to a sNumber object." I can see it. Anyway I asked this question myself. I don't asking about this function does returns a reference to a sNumber object. [I just ask how can i appoint an integer variable to an integer pointer sn referred object.?] What do you say? it's no required? -- modified at 13:52 Wednesday 14th November, 2007
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Well abase... You are mean that it is impossible to appoint an integer variable to an integer pointer. Anyone can help me?
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Hakan Bulut wrote:
it is impossible to appoint an integer variable
What does "appoint" mean? Are you in school? Did they teach you that word? It's wrong, it is not a standard term used in software development. You need to learn the proper terminology and use it for text based communications to succeed.
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Yeah how can i iterate thorough an array of two object. I just to mean that. So "sn" what has been refered to? What should i it to do? Can you help me? "The DrawNumber function (supposedly) returns a reference to a sNumber object." I can see it. Anyway I asked this question myself. I don't asking about this function does returns a reference to a sNumber object. [I just ask how can i appoint an integer variable to an integer pointer sn referred object.?] What do you say? it's no required? -- modified at 13:52 Wednesday 14th November, 2007
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Hakan Bulut wrote:
how can i iterate thorough an array of two object.
You need to have that array to begin with. I'm not sure where to start here....this is really C/C++ fundamentals that I'm not sure if you know or not. Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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Hakan Bulut wrote:
it is impossible to appoint an integer variable
What does "appoint" mean? Are you in school? Did they teach you that word? It's wrong, it is not a standard term used in software development. You need to learn the proper terminology and use it for text based communications to succeed.
led mike wrote:
What does "appoint" mean?
Right when I posted my first reply, I realized I forgot to ask that. :doh:
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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Hakan Bulut wrote:
it is impossible to appoint an integer variable
What does "appoint" mean? Are you in school? Did they teach you that word? It's wrong, it is not a standard term used in software development. You need to learn the proper terminology and use it for text based communications to succeed.
Sorry, I could not remember what was mean it in computers literature.
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Sorry, I could not remember what was mean it in computers literature.
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Hakan Bulut wrote:
it is impossible to appoint an integer variable
What does "appoint" mean? Are you in school? Did they teach you that word? It's wrong, it is not a standard term used in software development. You need to learn the proper terminology and use it for text based communications to succeed.
Assingment.. I just to mean assing a variable to an integer pointer itself where in the sNumber structure and to objective oriented these elements to using easy?.. Have you got an idea OOP method?
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