hi,
can anybody help with this ...
i have a class holding some statistics ....
class Stat{
int count1;
int count2;
}
i have two classes with class Stat embedded ..
class A{
Stat stats[10];
....
}
class B{
Stat stats[10];
....
}
both of these are encpsulated in another class ...
class C{
A x[n];
B y[m];
...
}
and now, for some k, i would like to be able to print the contents
for all j, of
x[k].stats[j, j=0..9].count1 // or count2
y[k].stats[j, j=0..9].count1 // or count2
one solution i came up with was to define template functions ....
template <class T>
printCount1(T& zz, int i){
for(int j=0;j<i;j++){
zz.stats[j].count1;
}
}
template <class T>
printCount2(T& zz, int i){
for(int j=0;j<i;j++){
zz.stats[j].count2;
}
}
obviously if i was a resonable guy, i would stop at this point and say
it was enough. but as you might have guessed, i am not. i want to
further abstract this into something like
monitor(char *msg, <pointer to template function>){
// so i can go
cout << msg;
call template function;
cout << endl;
}
i am out of my depth here, and would appreciate any help that can be
provided. thanks in advance.
-shishir
Shishir Ramam
Graduate Student,
Computer Science and Telecommunications Program,
University of Missouri - Kansas City,
Kansas City Mo
e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
