Well struct don't have it, but i would like something like it but
only for data, i don't need functions or anything like that just
data.
struct A
{
int valueA;
}
struct B
{
A a;
int valueB;
}
struct C
{
B b;
int valueC;
}
C c;
c.b.a.valueA; // not elegant
B* b = &c.b;
b.a.valueA; // we can access A
// alternative
--
struct A
{
int valueA;
}
struct B
{
int valueB;
}
struct C
{
A a;
B b;
int valueC;
}
C c;
c.a.valueA; // a bit more elegant but still not very,
c.valueA would be prefered
B* b = &c.b;
b.? // can't access A, unless we do some hack that assumes B
always follows A in the definition
Is there any way to do inheritance with structs, is there a
reason why we can't extend structures like in C++?
