Re: c++ question: no matching function call

[Joaquín Cuenca Abela <cuenca pacaterie u-psud fr>]

That's offtopic, but your "somefunction" should take a "const char *"
argument instead of "char *"

Cheers,

On Thu, 2002-08-08 at 14:00, jeff wrote:
> hi all, i have something like this
>
> abc.h:
> class abc {
> public:
>       abc (GtkWidget *mywidget);
>       // destructor etc
>       somefunction (char *something);
> }
>
> abc.cc
> #include "abc.h"
> // constructor destructor etc etc
> abc::somefunction (char *something)
> {
> //stuff
> }
>
> main.cc
> #include "abc.h"
> //... then in a function or somethin
> abc *mystuff = new abc;
> mystuff->somefunction("sometext");
> delete mystuff;
>
> and i get:
>
> main.cc:73: no matching function for call to `abc::somefunction (char *&)'
>
> note the function names and what not have been changed to protect the innocent...err just typed this up 
> from my head just to show the relevant parts...
>
> thx
> -j
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Joaquín Cuenca Abela
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