Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Thu, Oct 25, 2007 at 04:47:17PM -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
vitual CommandInfo const * findInfo(std::string const & cmdName) = 0;
I didn't do that because it needs, at least in the base classes, to
be static, and I wanted to indicate here that it needed to be
implemented as a static function. But of course "virtual static" is
out, and so is "static blah =0". Thoughts?
[...]
Spoke too soon. This fails:
../../../src/insets/InsetCommand.h: In static member function 'static
const lyx::CommandInfo* lyx::InsetCommand::findInfo(const std::string&)':
../../../src/insets/InsetCommand.h:83: error: cannot call member
function 'virtual const lyx::CommandInfo*
lyx::InsetCommand::doFindInfo(const std::string&)' without object
I take it that the problem is that doFindInfo() is a member function
being called from a static function, and so there is no `this'.
Ahem. Right. So do you have an object or not?
No. That's why the function has to be static.
rh
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