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snoozing 02-12-2006 06:57 AM
Qt redefining C++ syntax?
 
In a Linux programming environment
this is part of what the "'Hello World' on a GUI" example app
generated.
Another example of Qt redefining the C++ language?
When does a structure contain virtual functions??
Shouldn't it contain just data types?

Code:
//

struct Q_EXPORT QUBuffer
{
    virtual long read( char *data, ulong maxlen ) = 0;
    virtual long write( const char *data, ulong len ) = 0;
};

//

snoozing 02-12-2006 08:48 AM
Another filled me in on the answer to this.

Apparently a structure is basically a class with all public members.

And with a ";" at the end of the struct portion in compiles in MFC.

ntubski 02-12-2006 09:17 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by snoozing
...
Another example of Qt redefining the C++ language?
When does a structure contain virtual functions??
Shouldn't it contain just data types?
...
Nah, that's C++ redefining basic C constructs :p


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