Posted by Frank Hale on 1999-04-08
James Durbin wrote:
>
> As far as I know there isn't a way to do this, but I have something to
> say that may make you understand it better. Think of it as being like a
> function that the code is under main. You are technicaly 'prototyping'
> the class. It may even be more helpful to do this for all of the
> classes, therefore it may make the code look a little cleaner and
> understandable. Just trying to help. :)
>
Thank you for your reply. I infact feel that the forward declarations
(class prototypes if you will) are ugly to look at especially in the
code that I am trying to figure out. I am sure that once I get a good
feel for this code it will make sense. But I've never used class forward
declarations so I am a little biased when reading other code that has
them its just a personal preference. I will grow to like it sooner or
later. Considering I've already had a failed attempt to get rid of them.
Thanks.
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