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Revision as of 03:21, 12 October 2019
Another two-parter here, and we got the real stuff now. Virtual functions allow you to unlock the true potential of inheritance in C++. You need to know this shit.
Contents
Topics Covered
Part 1
- How to create a virtual function
- Using the override keyword
- Creating a pure virtual function
- Using a container of pointers to manage a heterogeneous collection of objects
- virtual destructors
Part 2
- Using inheritance and composition together
- Basic idea of a polymorphic state machine and its application to entity behavior
Video Timestamp Index
- first comment 1:17
- WORK-IN-PROGRESS
Source Code
Errata
- Forgot the virtual destructor for
class Weapon! (this one hurts) - In the children, the function signatures should be:
int CalculateDamage( const Attributes& attr,Dice& d ) const override - Though not technically an error, it might have been a better decision to make
Weapon::GetName()andWeapon::GetRank()(pure) virtual functions (this would reduce the amount of per-instance data to just the vtable ptr)
