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From: matth@mars.njit.edu (Matthew Harelick)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: c++ programming question
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Date: 25 Jun 91 16:35:24 GMT
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Hello, 


I have a c++ question. 

I want to create an object which refers to functions by address. 

For instance, it will start with a structure: 

struct fobj {
   int quant;
   int cquant;
   int *f();
   int num;
   int *qr;

}


How do I fit this structure into a class? 

The closest I can image is something like this:

   class functpoint {

   struct fobj *fpt;
   functpoint(int);
   ~functpoint() {   };
   public:
    functpoint(int num)
    {
     fpt = new struct fobj[num];
    
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How do I assign a group of different functions to fpt? 
What would the scope of such functions be? 

Matt