Using functions From another class

[NCRLwA7f]

Hello, I'm wondering if I can access a function from a class Foo and use it in a function in class bar. Is this possible and if so, how can I pass the argument.

 
class Foo {

  Private:
   int* myArray;
   int CAP;
   int size;
   

  public:

  void insert_to_Array(int val){
      size = size + 1;  //where size increases by one each insert
      myArray[size] = val;
   }

};

class bar{

  struct node{
  int value;
  node* right;
  node* left;
  };

 void doSomeWork(node* Ptr, int i);

};

I tried doing something like
void doSomeWork(node* Ptr, int i, Foo name);
for the prototype but that did not help.

I want to be able to call a function from bar but also access the array in the function Foo

 
 void doSomeWork(node* Ptr, int i, something here){

     myArray[i] = Ptr->value;
}

I'm not too sure if this is called inheritance, I read over some information about inheritance, but I'm not sure if it's the same.

[Ganado]

void doSomeWork(node* Ptr, int i, Foo& name){

     name.myArray[i] = Ptr->value;
}

Does that work for you? Not exactly sure if I'm understanding your desire.

You'd call it like this

int main()
{
    Foo foo;
    foo.myArray = new int[5];
    foo.CAP = 5;
    foo.size = 0;
    //  ...
    
    Bar bar;
    Bar::node* node = new Bar::node;
    node->value = 42;
    bar.doSomeWork(node, 0, foo);
    
    delete [] myArray;

    delete node;
}

(untested)

[NCRLwA7f]

Yes, this appears to work. I am able to access the functions in Foo, via bar.

I was doing something like &name (without adding Foo), but it was just messing it up, so thank you very much.

is this inheritance or is it something else completely?

[Ganado]

No, this is not inheritance. That's just passing an object into another function.

Specifically, in doSomeWork, I am passing Foo name by reference, meaning that the original object (Foo foo;) is passed, and not a copy of it.

[NCRLwA7f]

Ok, cool, Thanks for the help