C++ Question

[john k2ox]

I have two classes and a sketch.

class A
class B

sketch.ino
{
A a;
void func()
  {
   a.doStuff()
  }
}

I would like to move func() from the sketch to class B.  The problem is func() references class A and class B knows nothing about class A.

What's the best way to resolve this?

TIA,
john

[Felix]

Well you have to let the function know what A is otherwise you won't be able to use that variable.
Perhaps you can pass a reference into class B?

Ie:

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void func(A a_inst)
{
  a_inst.doStuff();
}

?

[john k2ox]

I was thinking of multiple inheritance, then nested classes.  I decided its not an is-a, more like a has-a. 

Now I've changed my design I'll leave it a separate class and pass a pointer as you suggest.

I thought I could just move the function from my sketch into a lib without thinking about it in the design phase.  I just might get this OOP stuff yet.

tks,
john