C / C++ / MFC

Nemanja Trifunovic wrote:

they can be private

George_George wrote:

Why do we need to fine a virtual function as private?

class base
{
public:
	void Interface()
	{
                ///some code...
                //if( some expression is true)
		   Implementation();
                //else
                   //return;
                //some code...
	}
private:
	virtual void Implementation(void)
	{
		cout<<"Haha lol I am private - Base"<<endl;
	}
};

class der:public base
{
	void Implementation(void)
	{
		cout<<"I am private too - Derived"<<endl;
	}
};

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
	base bs;
	bs.Interface();
	//bs.Implementation(); //No way!

	der dr;
	dr.Interface();
	//dr.Implementation(); //No way, again! (Unless you keep it public)

	return 0;	
}

George_George wrote:

As special functions we can achieve and any special limitaitons?

<br />
writeBlk(&m_Memid,&m_Memname,&m_eDate,&m_cBalance,&m_Tadid);<br />

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286? WOWW!

_8086 wrote:

Shame

writeBlk(&m_Memid,&m_Memname,&m_eDate,&m_cBalance,&m_Tadid);

_8086 wrote:

use (const char*) CString

_8086 wrote:

char temp[256];
CString cs;
cs.getBuffer(temp,cs.getLength());
cs.ReleaseBuffer();

Now pass the temp.

philiptabraham wrote:

tried with winexec but was not able to execute my exe but it worked for executing Notepad.exe

ThatsMe. wrote:

please help me its urgent.

Rajkumar R wrote:

Its better to avoid doing the above task in urgent. Otherwise since it is context sensitive help you end up with incorrect context.

ThatsMe. wrote:

its urgent