Access functions outside class

[Robert64]

Say I have a function and a class like this:

function B()
{
	// stuff
}

class A
{
	function A()
	{
		B();
	}
}

How would I call B from inside an instance of class A? Doing it like I have in the example doesn't work :(

edit: The example was missing a () but the issue still stands.

[compwhiziitothe]

You're missing the () after B on line 9.

[Robert64]

[QUOTE=compwhiziitothemax;18248253]You're missing the () after B on line 9.[/QUOTE]

I'm not missing a () in my actual code, this was just an example. But thanks for spotting anyway.

[bigdoggie]

I'd imagine it to be because function B is defined after class A.

But I'm not sure, haven't done any real coding in a while.

[Robert64]

[QUOTE=bigdoggie;18248449]I'd imagine it to be because function B is defined after class A.

But I'm not sure, haven't done any real coding in a while.[/QUOTE]

In my actual code the function is defined first. I'll fix the OP though with this in mind.

[bigdoggie]

Oh, alright then.

Why don't you post the actual code, instead of a stripped representation?
Perhaps you've missed something that we cannot see.

[Robert64]

[QUOTE=bigdoggie;18248515]Oh, alright then.

Why don't you post the actual code, instead of a stripped representation?
Perhaps you've missed something that we cannot see.[/QUOTE]

Such as me calling the wrong function :downs:

Problem solved, I accept your boxes.

[bigdoggie]

Sometimes the simplest errors are overlooked.
And as being a simple thing, you would not expect to err, regarding it.

It happens buddy, we've all been there, and will be there once again.