J
Jim
I have a class with several public member variables which I pass to a
library function as an "out" parameter. I noticed that when the
function returned, all the data was "lost". Do classes used in this
fashion need some kind of "clone" method much like the c++ copy
constructor to move the data back to the calling method properly?
Thanks,
Jim
library function as an "out" parameter. I noticed that when the
function returned, all the data was "lost". Do classes used in this
fashion need some kind of "clone" method much like the c++ copy
constructor to move the data back to the calling method properly?
Thanks,
Jim