changing values for one class and showing it ..!

[salmanmanekia]

hi all,

this is a pure c++ class problem , i am not good with pointers and it seems somehow pointers should be used,...pls see the problem below..

i have three classes named super ,child1 and child2..

#include "child1.h"
#include "child2.h"

class super
{
private:
int record_clicks;
..
child1 *myChild1;
child2 *myChild2;
..
};
class child1
{
..
private:
int record_clicks;
..
}
class child2
{
..
private:
int record_clicks;
..
}
the problem i am facing is that that when i change the value in child1->recordClick i wanted to see the changed value in child2->recordClick, i make a function for that which passes the value of recordClick to TrainingUI which then passes this value to child2,but now if i wanted to change the value in child2->recordClick and show it on child1->recordClick ...how can i do that i mean how to change recordClicks value in both direction..i hope u undertsand

[zerver]

I'm afraid your question does not make sense to me. It could be that you lack basic understanding of the programming concepts you are trying to use.
I think there is a good chance other people will not understand this question either so you may get a quicker answer if you clarify.

Regards / Z

[Speedo]

If I'm understanding you right... something like this is about the best you can do:

class super
{
  int record_clicks;
  
  child1* myChild1;
  child2* myChild2;
  
public:
  void SetClicks(int clicks)
  {
    record_clicks = clicks;
    myChild1->SetClicks(clicks);
    myChild2->SetClicks(clicks);
  }
};

class child1
{
  int record_clicks;
  
public:
  void SetClicks(int clicks) { record_clicks = clicks; }
};

//same for child2

Although there's likely a better solution depending on exactly what it is you're trying to accomplish.