Hello, where is the problem in this code? it seems ok but i get "unresolved external symbol " error" for Server::SetMode() :/ damn
// Server.h
class Server
{
public:
Server();
static const int MODE_NONE = 1;
static int SERVER_MODE;
void SetMode();
};
// Server.cpp
#include "Server.h"
Server::Server()
{
}
void Server::SetMode()
{
SERVER_MODE = MODE_NONE;
}
Hey
I don't know if this would work, but try it..
class Server {
public:
Server();
void SetMode();
protected:
static const int MODE_NONE;
static int SERVER_MODE;
};
Also, in your class functions:
// set the mode in your main
void Server::SetMode(int theModeNone)
{
SERVER_MODE = theModeNone;
}
// then in main
// have something like this:
Server s;
s.setMode(1);
Hope this helps, in your classes, try splitting the functions/variables seperately (Like the example) and using private/protected
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