Sub class?

How is something like this setup?

I have a bunch of functions in this class like

AClass->Func()

and I want to organize them.

AClass->Mask::Func()

How do I do that? Would I just put Func() in a static class inside AClass?

If you have that many functions in your AClass class I think it's time you rethink your design...

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Originally Posted by McCain

If you have that many functions in your AClass class I think it's time you rethink your design...

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Well they are all virtual and splitting the class would become a headache for setting them all.

Right now I am doing.

Code:

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        class TextClass
        {
        };
        TextClass Text;

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Probably will change "TextClass" to "TEXT".

also there aren't that many functions, I just want them more organized.

I don't get how you could separate them nicely.

I mean, the user currently accesses them like.

Code:

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void OnReceiveText(InsimInterface::TextClass::ReceiveTextStruct rts)
{

}
Insim->Text.OnReceiveText(&OnReceiveText);

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Originally Posted by McCain

If you have that many functions in your AClass class I think it's time you rethink your design...

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That really isn't a suggestion to how to improve so... What would you suggest I do?

From the look of your reply it seems like you're designing some kind of library or something. This is always hard and requires you to have a good idea of how it should all look and work before you start coding.

From your original example I would suggest you create the (separate) class AMaskClass instead of having the class Mask inside AClass.