How to bind a method in a class in C++?

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Posted 30-Nov-14 5:10am

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CPallini 30-Nov-14 11:48am

Could you please elaborate?

Richard MacCutchan 1-Dec-14 3:59am

Why not spam him back.

Stefan_Lang 1-Dec-14 4:19am

The only context in which "bind" does mean anything with respect to C++ is the linker, and I doubt that's what your friend is talking about. So better have him ask here and describe the problem more concisely.

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BacchusBeale · Answer 1 · 2014-11-30T15:55:00

Solution 1

Do you mean declare or define a method in a class?

For example:

class SomeObject{
public:
void DoSomething();
};

void SomeObject::DoSomething(){
 //method code
}

Posted 30-Nov-14 15:55pm

BacchusBeale