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C++ Data Structures multiple differ
Name: krisreid Date: September 30, 2004 at 16:17:31 Pacific OS: XP CPU/Ram: 1.8 1024
Comment:
In java you have the Object data type so you can store an array of Objects then cast them to the object you want when you pull them out.
I want to do the same kind of thing in c++. I need a data structure, anything will do, that can hold an unknown number of unknown objects.
Name: egkenny Date: September 30, 2004 at 19:39:19 Pacific
Reply:
You might want to look at the C++ STL or even class templates. Class templates uses the same concepts that are in the C++ STL but are user defined. An example is:
template <typename T> class MisterEd{ public: void func1(T const v1); void func1(T const v1, T const v2); private: T d1; T d2; };
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