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like i said previously, i'm no C++ Guru. say i had class a{}; class b::a{}; class c::a{}; ok i use the class a to basically give me common ground between b and c, now, if i have a function that returns a type of class a, how do i type cast that into type b? like this, the function has an object that is of class b(which is also part of class a), the function returns a type of class a, but i want to typecast it back to type b, this is'nt even making sense to me, LOL, hopefully someone out there will know what i'm talking about. |
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