Hi,
I am confused in the following:
In C++ we can pass a parameter to a function by reference (having declared it as a pointer or reference variable) and if we modify it inside the function, the changes are reflected to the caller when the function returns.
This is not happening in java and I am not sure I understand why.
E.g. this is a...
This is a noobie question, but I'm not sure how to pass by reference in C++. I have the following class which sets up a Node and a few functions.
class Node
{
public:
Node *next;
int data;
Node(int dat)
{
next = NULL;
data = dat;
}
Node* getNext()
{ return next; }
void setNext(Node *n)
{...
I used the instructions in this post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/475569/get-all-instances-of-a-class-in-php to keep all instances of a class in an array. But when I change an object inside of the array, it doesn't change the "original".
class Pane {
protected $data;
public $name;
public static $instances = array();
pu...
I'm new to python and I'm not sure how to pass data between objects. Below is a tabbed program using python and wxwidgets. How would I be able to access the maintxt instance from the GetText method since their in different classes?
Thanks.
........
#!/usr/bin/env python
import wx
class PageText(wx.Panel):
def __init__(self, pare...
Suppose I have arbitrary template method, which could receive parameters by value and by const reference (obviously, for trivial types and for objects accordingly).
How is this situation handled when writing template function prototypes?
I could make something like:
template <typename T> void Foo(T value) {
// Do something.
}
temp...
Can you give me an example when I can't pass argument by reference and I need to use pointer. I've found an example, but I'm not sure.
Suppose you have a class D derived from the base class B. You need pointer if you want do so:
void function(B* b){...}
int main{
D* d;
function(d);
}
...
Hello,
I wounder how i can make this code work?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void writeTable(int (&tab)[],int x){
for(int i=0;i<x;i++){
cout << "Enter value " << i+1 <<endl;
cin >> tab[i] ;
}
}
int main(void){
int howMany;
cout << "How many elemets" << endl;
cin >> howMany;
int tab...
This is related to question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3957584/how-does-operator-work-in-php-function/3957669#3957669
Is there simple code to show the difference between
passing the object as reference
vs
passing the object's reference as value?
...
Update: in
http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.references.php
it says:
One of the key-points of PHP5 OOP that
is often mentioned is that "objects
are passed by references by default".
This is not completely true.
Why is that? The following is a reason which I don't know is completely true or not:
I think loosely ...
Given the following interface:
interface ISoapInterface {
public static function registerSoapTypes( &$wsdl );
public static function registerSoapOperations( &$server );
}
And the following code:
$soapProvider = array( "FilePool", "UserList" );
foreach( $soapProvider as $provider ) {
call_user_func( array( $provider, "registerSo...
How can i pass enum parameter by reference in java? Any solution?
...
I haven't used C in 5-6 years, and feel that this is probably a really obvious answer.
I thought that arrays were passed by reference automatically in C, so my code below should modify the values of the array created in main() within the change function. It changes the values of the local variable within the change function, but this is...
Let's say I have these two functions:
function fnChanger(fn) {
fn = function() { sys.print('Changed!'); }
}
function foo() {
sys.print('Unchanged');
}
Now, if I call foo(), I see Unchanged, as expected. However, if I call fnChanger first, I still see Unchanged:
fnChanger(foo);
foo(); //Unchanged
Now, I assume this is becaus...
Suppose we have an array say:
int arr[1000];
and I have a function that works on that array say:
void Func(void);
Why would there ever be a need to pass by reference (by changing the void), when I can have arr[1000] as an external variable outside main()?
What is the difference?Is there any difference?
Why do people prefer passin...
I realize this is a hotly debated, controversial topic for Java programmers, but I believe my problem is somewhat unique. My algorithm REQUIRES pass by reference. I am doing a clockwise/counterclockwise pre-order traversal of a general tree (i.e. n-children) to assign virtual (x,y) coordinates. This simply means I count (and tag) the nod...