I\'m confused about friend operator overloading.It has no problem if I write the friend operator overloading function within the header file, but it gives me the following errors once I moved the func
I\'m d开发者_StackOverflow中文版esigning an app based on FBML. I want to fetch a user\'s friends list and pick any one of them. Can you please help me with this?Solved it with graph API and shuffle().
Is there a way to obtain a friendship between classes in incr Tcl? Consider the code below. package require Itcl
I have a nested class in c++ which has to be public. But I need some of its methods visible to the outer world, and the rest visible only to the nesting class. That is:
I am in the process of converting my FBML application to iframe as per Facebook\'s new requirements: No new FBML applications We will stop allowin开发者_开发技巧g new FBML applications, but will con
I have read couple of the questions regarding my problem on StackOverflow.com now, and none of it seems to solve my problem. Or I maybe have done it wrong...
Is there a nice way to call A::foo() from B::bar() in the following sample? class A { protected: void foo() {}
How can I create two classes that have member pointers to each other\'s class type, with full access to each other\'s data? In other words, I need two classes like this:
In a large C++ source tree, with about 600 or so classes 开发者_JAVA技巧defined, I want to find all pairs of classes whereeach declares the other a friend.
I\'m trying to create two overloaded operators in a template BSTree.h and am encountering errors that really don\'t tell me what the problem is. Running a search on the error codes seperate or in conj