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Comments by dombavetta (Top 5 by date)
dombavetta
6-Aug-14 9:55am
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That was it, good catch! It's always the little things..
dombavetta
5-Aug-14 16:33pm
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Its a bit lengthy but I posted the complete Employee classes and a menu class that handles the methods.
dombavetta
5-Aug-14 16:17pm
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The definitions of both of those contain basically one line like so, sale_list.push_back(i); i being and insurance object (Employee object, if addSalesperson) So I didn't think it was necessary to include those! They both function correctly aswell.
dombavetta
5-Aug-14 15:12pm
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You are correct, I created the question in a hurry and forgot to change those, it has been updated! Thanks for pointing that out
dombavetta
5-Aug-14 15:11pm
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I actually was using a pure virtual function but failed to list it because I thought it was a problem inside the print_staff_sales method. I've updated the code in the question a little bit so you have a better look at what I was doing, so if you wouldn't mind taking a look again and maybe seeing if this changes anything for you.