You only have to do that (if I've good understood you problem ;) ) :
CFuncTest* pTest = (CFuncTest*)CBaseEntity::Instance(pEdict);.
Then, you can use pTest as a CFuncTest.
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Vyacheslav Djura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> nous disait :
> Hello coders!
>
> I need to print property of entity which is in front of us, but
> that property is a property of my class CFuncTest and before I print
> this value (m_iKind) I am checking if entity was func_test. Then I
> do the following:
>
> CFuncTest *pTest;
> pTest = CFuncTest::Instance(pEdict); //found entity is edict
> ALERT( at_console, "Kind is %d\n", pTest->m_iKind);
>
> but that doesn't - it always returns zero (though value is set to 1
> or other except zero). I guess that is because instance will always
> return CBaseEntity properties only. I tried
>
> pTest = (*CFuncTest)Instance(pEdict)
>
> but result is the same. In Delphi that could be done by pTest :=
> (pEntity as CFuncTest), but how can I do that in C++???
> I'll be glad if someone will help me with that :)
>
> thanks.
>
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