C++ - Calling multiple functions or operations ..??

[ssmile03]

In C++ - How to call different functions operations by user? I have three or more user operations - OP1(e.g. SEND1), OP2(e.g. READ1), OP3(Modify1), OP4(Cancel) and OP3(Error), etc.

Thanks!!

 

[Ian Collins]

In C++ - How to call different functions operations by user? I have
three or more user operations - OP1(e.g. SEND1), OP2(e.g. READ1),
OP3(Modify1), OP4(Cancel) and OP3(Error), etc.

What's your problem? just call them.

 

[osmium]

In C++ - How to call different functions operations by user? I have three
or more user operations - OP1(e.g. SEND1), OP2(e.g. READ1), OP3(Modify1),
OP4(Cancel) and OP3(Error), etc.

Your question makes no sense to me. Did you intend to post this to
comp.lang.c++? You list four things (presumably functions) and then
indicate each one has different arguments. To call a function you write the
name of the function followed by an optional list of arguments in
parenthesis. Mind reading is a dangerous game, but I note that your
functions seem to be what are called procedures in most languages, C++ does
not have procedures, you call a function which returns a "void".

If you meant member functions, you should have said so. There is no prize
for using the absolute minimum number of words in your question.

 

[Geoff]

In C++ - How to call different functions operations by user? I have three or more user operations - OP1(e.g. SEND1), OP2(e.g. READ1), OP3(Modify1), OP4(Cancel) and OP3(Error), etc.

You appear to be asking how to use overridden (or not) operators of
some kind of class object. The usage of those operators will depend on
the public interface of the class. No one can answer your question
without knowing how that public interface is defined.