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Template class - function prototype question
Great, I understand now. Appreciate the help guys. :)- Aubryn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Template class - function prototype question
Ok, well that makes sense. Still learning how to code, as you can tell. =/ Now my issue is, does it have to go in the prototype? I like to seperate my prototype from my implementation code, unlike the example shown. For example, I tried something like this, and its giving me a ton of...- Aubryn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Template class - function prototype question
Oh yeah, forgot to put the private data members in. private: int numCols; Type* row; So the row being referred to in my question above is a pointer, if that helps clarify. Is it checking if the pointer is NULL, and if so, what does it do if true/false, etc?- Aubryn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Template class - function prototype question
I've been looking at some sample code that is similar to a program I'm working on, and I came across a function prototype in the class header that threw me off. Can anyone here explain the syntax of this? template<class Type> class Row { public: Row(int cols=0):row(NULL)...- Aubryn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
