I\'m trying to implement a tree-like structure with two classes: Tree and Node. The problem is that from each class I want to call a function of th
In the headers, forward declare the member functions:
class Node
{
Tree * tree_;
int id_;
public:
Node(Tree * tree, int id);
~Node();
void hi();
};
In a separate .cpp file that includes all the required headers, define them:
#include "Tree.h"
#include "Node.h"
Node::Node(Tree * tree, int id) : tree_(tree), id_(id)
{
tree_->incCnt();
}
Node::~Node()
{
tree_->decCnt();
}
etc
This also has the effect of keeping your headers readable, so it is easy to see a class's interface at a glance.