C / C++ / MFC

paper67 wrote:

CMyClass *pMyClass = new cMyClass;

When I call :
pMyClass->function1(...); // CMyClass::function1(...) gets called.

but is it possible to call CBase::function1(...) using the pMyClass pointer ?

Could this be done with a cast ?

struct v1
{
    virtual void Call()
    {
        cout << "v1 call" << endl;
    }
};

struct v2 : public v1
{
    virtual void Call()
    {
        // First and proper way of doing this
        <code>v1::Call();</code>
        cout << "v2 call" << endl;
    }
};

void main()
{
    v2 v2obj;

    // Second and improper way of doing this
    <code>v2obj.v1::Call();</code>
}

Nibu babu thomas wrote:

v2obj.v1::Call();

Kryptech wrote:

but I

have no idea how to implement it.

Kryptech wrote:

thanx for not answering...

Kryptech wrote:

...and attempting to make me feel like an idiot.

Kryptech wrote:

Great Job, 'cept I feel like I'm not the idiot.

Kryptech wrote:

I don't know how to bind a button with a CBrowseCtrl Variable.

Kryptech wrote:

I can not figure out how to use the CBrowseCtrl::Create either.

Kryptech wrote:

Well the class wizard is one thing I can't seem to get the hang of.

Kryptech wrote:

I have tried a few different things...

TheInfernalCrow wrote:

But thank you wouldn't have come to there without you

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