Sorry for the complicated title. I have something like this: class Base { public: int SomeMember; Base() : SomeMember(42) {}
public class XXX { @Test public void test() { B b = new B(); 开发者_如何学编程 b.doY(); } } class A {
I\'ve looked and I\'ve looked, and can\'t find the academic answer I\'m looking for. If a method is polymorphic:
The design problem is as follows,actual problem consists of 2 modules. Module 1 classes (External Assembly)
I was wondering how you can do polymorphism with references, as opposed to pointers. To clarify, see the following minimal example:
I need to send/receive polymorphic objects from/to server while invoking my spring enabled restful service.
Suppose I have the following tables: ________________________________________ |Organisms||Species| |--------------------||--------------------|
I use FluentNHibernate (Automapping) for mapping, NHibernate 3.2 for data access and SchemaExport to generate my database.
I have a base class called Object. PhysicsObject inherits from Object. Ball inherits from PhysicsObject, and SoftBall inherits from Ball. Something like this:
I guess my question should be silly but it is true that I have never seen a function pointer that is declared as virtual. Is there a reason for this?
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