Problem with a class

[Poke386]

I have a class Text:

//text.h
class Text
{
public:
  write_blended(/*something*/) {/*function definition*/ }
};

and a class Game:

//game.h
#include "text.h"
class Game
{
public:
  Text text;
  Game();
}

//game.cpp
#include "game.h"
Game::Game()
{
  text.write_blended(/*something*/);
}

After writing all this I add a function size() to Text and change Game::Game() to:

Game::Game()
{
  text.write_blended(/*something*/)
  text.size();
}

I get an error 'class Text' has no member named 'size'. I've tried rebuilding the code from scratch but to no avail.

Any ideas?

[helios]

Uh... What?

The only method in Text is write_blended(). The compiler can't call a function you haven't defined.

[Poke386]

After writing all this I add a function size() to Text
Looks like you missed a line, or may be I wasn't clear enough.

I define another function Text::size() in Text and then change Game::Game() to:

Game::Game()
{
  text.write_blended(/*something*/)
  text.size();
}

[helios]

Okay, so you defined it, but did you declare it in the header?

[Poke386]

The function is defined in the header.

//text.h
class Text
{
public:
  void write_blended(/*something*/) {/*function definition*/ }
  void size() { /*definition*/ }
};

I'm beginning to think this might be a problem with my IDE. An attempt optimize compilation time perhaps. I'm going to try Dev C++

[Poke386]

Yup, it was an IDE problem. Fixed.