Accessor function for a member array

[DouDou]

What is the simplest way to write an accessor function for a member array.

class myClass
{
public:
...
getMyArray();

private:
int myArray[10];
};

Thanks

[ciphermagi]

myClass classObject;

classObject.getMyArray();

[DouDou]

I think you misunderstood what I was trying to say. My question is how to write an accessor function for a private member variable array, not on how to call the accessor member function.

[andywestken]

You want the implementation of getMyArray() ???

When I have an array member, I usually provide an element accessor and a count, not access to the array directly.

Do you have a more concrete problem that you're wanting to solve?

[DouDou]

the problem is that i need all the elements from the array, This is basically what i have,

class myClass
{
public:
...
getMyArray();
private:
...
int myArray[10];
};

int main()
{
...
// I need to access all the elements of the array here

return 0;
}

[D80DSL3A]

If you need access to all of the elements at once then return a pointer from the function.
Return a constant* if you don't want the user to change the array values.

const int* getMyArray(){ return myArray; }

To return a single value stored in the array, pass an int argument and return an int result:

int getMyArray(int n){ return myArray[n]; }

EDIT: typo

[andywestken]

Using (e.g.) getElemCount(), getElem() still allows you to access all elems, but would allow you to check that accessing is only done with a valid index.