Pointer to member variable again
Manfred_Nowak
svv1999 at hotmail.com
Mon Jul 28 21:36:20 PDT 2008
ws wrote:
> ptr = &c.k; // <-- why always need a new instance?
Because `k' does not exist without an instantiation of the class.
If you want `k' to be the same variable for every instance of the class
you have to declare it as `static':
static int k;
-manfred
--
Maybe some knowledge of some types of disagreeing and their relation
can turn out to be useful:
http://blog.createdebate.com/2008/04/07/writing-strong-arguments/
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