I'm learning C++ and in my class we are going over Constructors and Overload Constructor, and I just can figure out how to get this overload constructor working.
I get error C3867 " 'Integer::toInt': non-standard syntax; use '&' to create a pointer to member" in Double.cpp
I have stuck on this for the past 2 hours now I have no clue how to move forward any help is appreciated.
Double.h :
#ifndef DOUBLE #define DOUBLE class Integer; class Double { public: double num; public: void equal(double value); double toDouble()const; // Constructors Double(); Double(Double &val); Double(double val); Double(Integer &val); // This is the trouble one }; #endif // !DOUBLE Double.cpp
void Double::equal(double value) { this->num = value; } Double::Double() { this->equal(0.0); } Double::Double(Double &val) { this->equal(val.num); } Double::Double(double val) { this->equal(val); } Double::Double(Integer &val) { this->equal(val.toInt); // I get the error right here } Integer.h :
#ifndef INTEGER #define INTEGER class Double; class Integer { private: int num; public: void equal(int value); int toInt()const; //Constructors Integer(); Integer(Integer &val); Integer(int val); }; #endif // !INTEGER and Integer.cpp
int Integer::toInt()const { return this->num; } //Constructer Integer::Integer() { this->equal(0); } Integer::Integer(Integer &val) { this->equal(val.num); } Integer::Integer(int val) { this->equal(val); }