Question

I’ve run into a problem where a field in my class is not accessible by the constructor in it’s .cpp file, for reasons unknown to me the .cpp doesn’t inherit it and I cannot construct it for use in the rest of my program
Here is the class containing the fields I wish to construct in Test.h

class Test
{
public:
    Test();
    virtual ~Test();
    void count();
    int counter();
};

And here is the constructor for the field ‘counter’ in Test.cpp

Test::Test() : counter(0){}

To my knowledge of C++ this should be correct as Test.cpp contains #include “Test.h” and the exact same code works when writing and construction classes when using just main.cpp and no headers, any ideas?

Answer 1

int counter(); is a function declaration. remove the ().