Mixed types
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The function signature:
void CheckRow(LBoxObj *, BoolEnum);The function call:CheckRow(lbox,NULL);
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Another fun thing to do: passing enums in pointer fields, since small integers are not valid pointers on most platforms.
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@Carnildo said:
The function signature:
void CheckRow(LBoxObj *, BoolEnum);The function call:CheckRow(lbox,NULL);Am I missing something here? I see:
A function signature with two parameters, the first a point to an object of class LBoxObj, the second a [Ooh, bingo required] boolean value.
Got it. I'm afraid the "Mixed types" subject line got me. But then, who knows? Perhaps NULL has been typedef'ed to FILE_NOT_FOUND, which we all know is a perfectly valid member of BoolEnum. ;-)
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"BoolEnum"? Like as in, TRUE/FALSE/FILENOTFOUND?
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@Daniel Beardsmore said:
"BoolEnum"? Like as in, TRUE/FALSE/FILENOTFOUND?
As in, one of the many, many, many, many solutions to the lack of a boolean type in the C89 standard.
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This probably includes a header that defines NULL as (0) instead of ((void*)0), in which case it'll perfectly happily transparently cast to an enum.
