In my code, I have a set of objects:
class Sphere { ...
class Plane { ...
...
And I need to use a collection of them (they will all have different types) in a vector
. How would I add objects of different classes to a vector
?
In my code, I have a set of objects:
class Sphere { ...
class Plane { ...
...
And I need to use a collection of them (they will all have different types) in a vector
. How would I add objects of different classes to a vector
?
Sphere and Plane would need a common base type, or your vector would need to be composed of void*
's.
Common base type (better):
class Shape { ... };
class Sphere : public Shape { ... };
class Plane : public Shape { ... };
std::vector<Shape*> shapes;
or void*
's (not great):
std::vector<void*> shapes;