Calling method within classess

mefhisto (3)
Hello everyone. Simple question for the following code:

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class Story {

public:
    Sheep* SHEEP;
    Persons PERSONS [2];

    Bajka() {
        PERSONS[0] = Dragon();
        PERSONS[1] = Girl();
        tellStory();
    }

    void tellStory() {

    }

};


How can I reffer to the methods from PERSONS[0] or PERSONS[1] (Dragon and Girl classes which inherits from Persons class)? Because I have no idea how to do this.
Ashishduh (54)
PERSONS[0].Method()
mefhisto (3)
Then compiler says: 'class Persons' has no member named 'myMethod'.

I recall. Dragon and Girl inherits from Persons class.
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Computergeek01 (5613)
Do they actually inherit from the 'Persons' class or do they just have Persons data members? There is a difference.

Is it public, private or protected inheritence? At what level are the member functions from the 'Persons' class?

There are a dozen questions here you should answer, or you could post the other three classes.
mefhisto (3)
Currently, it looks like this:

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#include <iostream>
#include <String>

using namespace std;

class Postac {

public:
    string imie;
    virtual void peknij() {};
};

extern Postac POSTACIE [2];

class Owca {

public:
    Postac wlasciciel;
    bool zafaszerowana;

    Owca() {
        zafaszerowana = false;
    }
    ~Owca() {

    }

};

class Smok : public Postac {

public:
    bool najedzony;

    Smok() {
        imie = "Smok";
        najedzony = false;
    }
    ~Smok() {

    }

    void jedzOwce(Owca OWCA) {
        najedzony = true;
        cout << POSTACIE[0].imie << " pozarl owce w calosci." << endl;
    }

    void peknij() {
        cout << POSTACIE[0].imie << " peknal sobie. Jaka szkoda." << endl;
    }

};

class Dratewka : public Postac {

public:
    Dratewka() {
        imie = "Dratewka";
    }
    ~Dratewka() {

    }

    void faszeruj(Owca* OWCA) {      // dzialamy na wskazniku, nie kopii
        OWCA->zafaszerowana = true;
        cout << POSTACIE[1].imie << " zafaszerowal owieczke zabojcza trucizna." << endl;
    }

    void daj(Owca* OWCA) {
        OWCA->wlasciciel = POSTACIE[0];
        cout << POSTACIE[1].imie << " zlozyl swoj podarunek." << endl;
        cout << "Owieczka zmienila wlasciciela na " << OWCA->wlasciciel.imie << "." <<endl;
    }

};

class Bajka {

public:
    Owca* OWCA;
    Postac POSTACIE [2];

    Bajka() {
        POSTACIE[0] = Smok();
        POSTACIE[1] = Dratewka();
        OWCA->wlasciciel = POSTACIE[1];
        cout << "Obecnie wlascicielem owieczki jest " << OWCA->wlasciciel.imie << "." <<endl;
        opowiedzBajke();
    }

    void opowiedzBajke() {
        POSTACIE[0]::peknij();
    }

};

int main()
{
    new Bajka();
    //Bajka* bajka = new Bajka();
    //cout << "Koniec bajki.";
    //delete bajka;

    return 0;
}


Dratewka crams sheep with the poison and gives it to the Dragon. Dragon eats that poisoned sheep, and dies. Program suppose to tell that story.
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