2
2005
Hi
I have a situation that I created two objects in a Single class, say
CAll All_A, All_B;
I can access the public functions within them without the "."
operation, say public function Display(), Term() ; inside Display(), I
can do Term() { not All_A.Term() } since they are member functions.
The issue is I have All_A & All_B - how do I differentiate them?
Am I supposed to do
All_B.Term() just to differentiate them?
Thanks
I have a situation that I created two objects in a Single class, say
CAll All_A, All_B;
I can access the public functions within them without the "."
operation, say public function Display(), Term() ; inside Display(), I
can do Term() { not All_A.Term() } since they are member functions.
The issue is I have All_A & All_B - how do I differentiate them?
Am I supposed to do
All_B.Term() just to differentiate them?
Thanks