Need help in calling function

I have this header file

Code:

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#ifndef DRAWTRACK_H
#define DRAWTRACK_H


class VectorDraw
{
 private:
 int x , y ;

 public:
 void FastRect();
};

#endif

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And I have a function delaration in another file

Code:

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#include <iostream.h>
#include "drawtrack.h"

void VectorDraw::FastRect()
{
cout<<"some random code here";

}

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I want to call this function from another file .
Can someone tell me the syntax

How did you get this far without knowing how to call a member function? I'm not sure I quite understand why you wouldn't know, but all you have to do is #include the header file (drawtrack.h), create a VectorDraw object and call the function.

Code:

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int main(blah)
{
    VectorDraw obj;
    obj.FastRect();
}

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Syntax of calling a non-static member function is
object.Function(params)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Mybowlcut

How did you get this far without knowing how to call a member function? I'm not sure I quite understand why you wouldn't know, but all you have to do is #include the header file (drawtrack.h), create a VectorDraw object and call the function.

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Actually I know how to create an object and call the function . The thing was I was traeting those files as an empty file . I hadn't stored it in some project . Those files were all over the plcaes and when I was trying to call it . It was snot getting called.

Srry for wasting your precious time . It's been a long day and now I'm going to sleep