Question

void useproxynum    ( ) { bUseProxy = true; return; };
void useacctnum     ( ) { bUseProxy = false; return; };

Can anyone give me some insight into what these c++ statements are doing? There are in a header file.
bUseProxy is defined above

bool    bUseProxy;

I’m trying to figure out what useproxynum is (method call?) and I’m also trying to figure out how to find the code behind it.

This is in Visual Studio 6.

Answer 1

They are inline method definitions. The return statements are extremely unnecessary.

If it were me, i’d replace that with this:

void useNum(bool proxy) { bUseProxy = proxy; }