function overloading problem...

SyncViews (4)

Why do I get a compile error about redefinitions of instance_create()? There all useing diffrent return types. If I can't do this how can I do it such that it can return the right type?(because if I just return "object" I can't access class percific varibles and functions...)

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class object
{
	...
};

class obj_ball : public object
{
	...
};

class obj_wall : public object
{
	...
};

class proj_bullet : public object
{
	...
};

obj_ball instance_create()
{
	//create the object
	obj_ball newobj= new obj_ball;
	//cast to "object" class and add to object list
	object_list.push_back((object*)newobj);
	
	return newobj;
}

obj_wall instance_create()
{
	//create the object
	obj_wall newobj= new obj_wall;
	//cast to "object" class and add to object list
	object_list.push_back((object*)newobj);
	
	return newobj;
}

proj_bullet instance_create()
{
	//create the object
	proj_bullet newobj= new proj_bullet;
	//cast to "object" class and add to object list
	object_list.push_back((object*)newobj);
	
	return newobj;
}

int main()
{
 obj_ball mynewball = instance_create();
 mynewball->move_randomdir();
 mynewball->move_randomspeed();
 obj_wall wall = instance_create();
}

AzraelUK (57)

You're doing it wrong.

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void proj_bullet::proj_bullet() {
// do shit
}

proj_bullet mynewbullet;

Or, you can pass arguments:

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void proj_bullet::proj_bullet(int a, int b) {
x = a; y = b;
}

proj_bullet mynewbullet(3, 4); // at least I think that's right

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