Let\'s say I have a header file a.h and a source file a.cpp.When I try to compile this and call what() from a different file (e.g. main.cpp) which includes a.h:
I\'m creating my own application to show forthcoming friend\'s birthday. I have a permission to get this dates from facebook and i\'m displaying all my friends with their date of birth on my site. My
I wish to add items in a ListWidget, which is a private member of a class, through a friend function. Actually, i am trying this sample snippet to use friend function for more classes to update their
G\'day! I have a question around the use of friend in C++. Consider the following piece of code: #include <ostream>
I\'m trying to use a simple output function of the class template indexedList with an object of a simple class. I\'ve overloaded the output operator in the class as a friend function as follows:
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This may be pretty basic, but I\'ve started to lose my grasp on OOP principles... I want to design a few classes to reduce the amount of code in my main activity class, which has grown to 1000+ line
I have the following classes in C++: class Event { //... friend ofstream& operator<<(ofstream& ofs, Event& e);
I faced a problem recently with a 3rd party library which generates classes from a xml. Here is a gist of it:
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