function pointers in Classes.

If the function pointers are static, you need only make the change once per pointer.

If the function pointers are not static, then every instance of the class has it''s own copy; you must change them all.

so i can''t have a dynamic array with function pointers, but if I got a functionpointer variable for each function I want to point at it should work? ok... great...
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cya,
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You can make a static function handle (poitner to a pointer, in this case a pointer to an array) part of the class, and

then
hfunctions = new FuncPtr*[dwFunctions];
//load dll
hfunctions[j] = GetProcAddress(j);
//etc...

delete[] hfunctions;


now, I think you'll need to rename the dll... If you copy over it (if it lets you - which it probably won't), and tell it to load that dll again, it won't actually load it from disk again. So you'll need a second dll to load (different name), once it's loaded, you can stomp over the hfunctions array, and unload the previous dll.

Magmai Kai Holmlor
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Edited by - Magmai Kai Holmlor on April 8, 2001 11:21:19 PM