Re: Multiple inheritance

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David Plew (kishore++at++aimnet.com)
Tue, 16 Dec 1997 10:00:04 -0800 (PST)

> Hi PfC++ pros,
>I have been deriving classes from Performer for quite a while but never tried
>multiple inheritance because I eard somewhere that Performer can handle single
>inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing so.
inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing so.
>
>class myClass : public pfTexture, public myOtherClass
>{
>...
>};

What I have done is as follows:

class myOtherClass : public pfTexture
{

}

class myClass : public myOtherClass
{

}

But offcourse the above makes sens if you don't mind deriving myOtherClass
from pfTexture. In this case, you have to define each on'e 'init()'
function properly.

hope this helps

-anita
kishore++at++triavest.com
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