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How to do a pointer to a function into a class?
I've found the solution... the solution was: (this->*pf)(a, b); XD I put all code here: #include <stdio.h> class lala { public: int f1(int, int); int f2(int, int); int (lala::*pf)(int, int); int call(int, int); }; int lala::f1(int a, int b) { return a+b; } int lala::f2(int a, int... -
Question about intersection of 3-d lines--how to code?
Well i do not code your solution but bring you the basic idea: 1) line1: l1.v1: l1.v1.x l1.v1.y l1.v1.z l1.v2: l1.v2.x l1.v2.y l1.v2.z line2: l2.v1: l2.v1.x l2.v1.y l2.v1.z l2.v2: l2.v2.x l2.v2.y l2.v2.z with this you can find the two equations of each line: with the form... -
How to do a pointer to a function into a class?
Hehe..... one question, how to do pointer to a function into a c++ class? I tried: class lala { int f1(int, int); int f2(int, int); int (lala::*pf)(int, int); }; int lala::f1(int a, int b) { return a+b; } int lala::f2(int a, int b) { return a-b; } void main() { lala l; int a = 5, b =...
