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vegaonline wrote on Fri, 22 January 2016 10:39I have a confusion. Suppose I have a class Testing which is declared as TopWindow. Now let there be another class Plotting
as ParentCtrl. I can declare "Plotting plt" in the construction of class Testing so that I may access methods of Plotting
from Testing by using "plt.funcInPlotting".
Is there any way by which I can also refer a variable/methods of Testing from a function of Plotting?
Short answer: You can pass reference or pointer to Testing when constructing the Plotting instance, or when calling its function.
Slightly longer answer: There is many ways to do that, some better and some worse. But all of them are actually not connected to U++ in any way. This is a matter of general C++ application design. If you want to write complex applications in C++ you should already know this.
Honza
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