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Hey, this is a bunch of really trivial errors.
First one is that you must forward declare 'TheFilter': Add 'class TheFilter;' somewhere before you 'TheData' class. Then you have a stray '*/', remove it. Then you have a reference to a private member. This latter one requires a bit of thought on your side. I made the obvious changes and your code compiles and runs fine.
Did you even try? ;-)
First one is that you must forward declare 'TheFilter': Add 'class TheFilter;' somewhere before you 'TheData' class. Then you have a stray '*/', remove it. Then you have a reference to a private member. This latter one requires a bit of thought on your side. I made the obvious changes and your code compiles and runs fine.
Did you even try? ;-)
class A ;
class B {
private:
A* fPtrA ;
public:
void mymethod(const& A) const ;
} ;
B derives from A or B explicitely (or implicitely) uses objects of class A. You then need to include <A.h>
#include <A.h>
class B : public A {
} ;
class C {
private:
A fA ;
public:
void mymethod(A par) ;
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