On 2013-06-20 21:17, w0rp wrote:
You are invoking a function effectively stored statically in a class namespace. So you never actually dereference the null reference. You're just calling a function that doesn't really have anything to do with the reference. I prefer to tell it like it is and call the static method with the class name, so in this case that would be Foo.test1.
Yeah. It's possible to call any non-virtual method without dereferencing a null reference.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
