Troubles with calling object

drika1109 (2)
Hi,

I have two classes, Ring and Node.

Class Ring have an object called ring1 and class Node have an object called no1.

At main(), I make an instance of ring, ring1, and call his method create_network().

Insite create_network I need to make an instance of Node, no1. How can I make this?

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  class Ring {
        public:
               void create_network(int);
};


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class Node
 {
  public:
        void setlambIn(int);
        float setLambInNextIteration(int,int,int);

        //void setlambIn(void);
        void setlambClass1(void);
        void setlambClass2(void);
        void setlambClass3(void);
        void setlambOut(void);
        void setOutgoingNetRateInNode(void);
        void setCrossingNodeRate(void);
        void setIncomingNetRateInNode(void);
 };


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Ring ring1;
  ring1.create_network(numNos);


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void Ring::create_network(int numNos) {
           cout << "\n test \n";
             Node no1;
             no1.setlambIn(numNos);

};
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Warnis (230)
I reckon you could try returning an adress to the instance you create within the function
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Node* Ring::create_network(int numNos) {
           cout << "\n peitinho \n";
             Node* no1 = new Node;
             no1->setlambIn(numNos);
             // Additional code
             return no1;
}
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drika1109 (2)
Thank`s for you attention!!
[]'s Drika
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