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The program that you've written is structurally and conceptually flawed.

I think you have a few misconceptions, and I recommend that you find a good introductory text on OO principles, and a...

Well, I figured a somewhat hacky way to do it.

I realised you can "simulate" friend functions using reflection and a lookup table. So I can have a private class that accesses the queues on the...

Wow, no takers. I'm quite surprised.

As I see it, back in C++ there'd be two ways around this:

1. Make the queues private to a contained class, but make functions like WashDishes() friends of...

This isn't specific to C# but I'm working in C# and maybe there's a language-specific solution.
Oh, and it's prob a noob question...

I have a class which looks after two queues. And it must...

That sorted it.
I had tried forward declaring the class, but for whatever reason I had a mental blindspot to the idea of forward declaring the struct.

Thanks laserlight, I've just rated your post...

Thanks. Still having trouble though.

I should have added that the class needs to use this structure too (shown below), so evidently to the compiler, it is a circular definition.
The thing is...

For this problem, it might be simpler to begin with a code extract:



class Pattern
{
public:
struct ChildPattern
{
Pattern pattern;

OK, well, if anyone's following this thread because they have a similar problem, I haven't solved the problem but it really does seem that ordinary, non-admin users cannot use the...

I'm writing some SSL code, and I've found that it can only open and use the necessary certificate if the current user has administrative privileges, and our client is adamant that this code must work...

I've just started a new job and I find myself in the familiar position of having to become proficient with a large codebase that only has basic auto-generated XML files as documentation.

Could...