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Help: c++ downcasting
Thank u so much Uolj, at last i made the program work. I confess that i´m a novice in c++ and i really dont see other way than this to make a program where different derived class objects are stored in a vector or array. Why is this a poor programming practice? Does anyone knows other way?- susy123
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Help: c++ downcasting
Hi everybody! I´m trying to make this program where i store in a vector different types of derived objects from a single base class. So i declare the vector like this: vector<BaseClass> vec; then, assuming that all derived objects are, naturally, base class objects i push a DerivedClass object...- susy123
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
