Question

I like the results of this code but i was curious, is it possible to call B::VFunc() from main()? I know writing B::VFunc(); inside of C will call it but is it possible to call the function from outside of the object?

http://ideone.com/Dg8aa

#include <cstdio>
class I { public: virtual void VFunc()=0; };
class B : public I { public: void VFunc() { printf("B\n"); } };
class C : public B { public:  void VFunc() { printf("C\n"); } };

int main(){
    C v;
    B&i = v;
    i.VFunc();
}

output:

C

Answer 1

This will do it:

#include <cstdio>
class I { public: virtual void VFunc()=0; };
class B : public I { public: void VFunc() { printf("B\n"); } };
class C : public B { public:  void VFunc() { printf("C\n"); } };

int main(){
    C v;
    B&i = v;
    i.B::VFunc();
}

Example: http://ideone.com/MfyYJ