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  1. Sep 22nd, 2001, 06:07 AM #1
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    Exclamation Where To Put API Declaration???

    well i am making a player class for a sports game and i am wondering where to put the IntersectRect API. if i put it in the class then i would be declaring it everytime i instanced that class....so i figure i will put it in a module as public.....but then i would have to include that module everytime i use the player class.....

    thanks for your thought.
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    There's no problem in including a module, most sets of classes use that.
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