Class has no member?

[dptru10]

Awesome, I tried this and it doesn't work however:

  G4VUserPhysicsList::theParticleIterator->reset();

Do I have to declare it in the scope of the class 'myPhysListGeneral' as a member of 'G4VUserPhysicsList' first?

[Little Bobby Tables]

backwards. mplg is using g4vu. you would have to put in an instance of g4vu in mplg as well

[dptru10]

Awesome, I think I will just try to inherit mplg in g4vu as that sounds easier.

[Little Bobby Tables]

yeah that would be the best sloution imo

[dptru10]

However as g4vu is declared accordingly

class myPhysListGeneral : public G4VPhysicsConstructor

can I just append mplg to this? As in:

class myPhysListGeneral : public G4VPhysicsConstructor : public G4VUserPhysicsList 

[Little Bobby Tables]

it would be a comma, but i would just do this:

class myPhysListGeneral : G4VPhysicsConstructor, G4VUserPhysicsList

[dptru10]

I dub thee awesome. Thanks for the amazing help!

[Little Bobby Tables]

no problem :) its what im here for. if you have any more questions dont be afraid to ask

[dptru10]

One last question, it seems there is an ambiguity created when we inherit the members of g4vu in mplg as 'G4VPhysicsConstructor' and 'myPhysListGeneral' share a member called 'subInstanceManager'. What do you recommend as the best fix for this, making the inherited classes virtual as in:

class myPhysListGeneral : virtual G4VPhysicsConstructor, virtual G4VUserPhysicsList

or through specifying 'theParticleIterator' as a member of mplg as in:

G4VUserPhysicsList::theParticleIterator->reset();

or some iteration which specifies that theParticleIterator and its members are from g4vu. Neither of these seem to work for me.

[dptru10]

Here is the compiler error for this problem to give evidence to my suspicions:

error: request for member 'subInstanceManager' is ambiguous
error: candidates are: G4VUPLManager G4VUserPhysicsList::subInstanceManager
G4VPCManager G4VPhysicsConstructor::subInstanceManager

[Zhuge]

If both of the classes define their own member with that name, I don't think virtual inheritance is going to help. I think you can just explicitly specify which parent class's version of the member you are referring to, but I may be wrong.
this->G4VUserPhysicsList::subInstanceManager

[dptru10]

How do I use the this pointer in the vicinity of a pointer? As in:

  while( (*theParticleIterator)() ){
   ...
   ...
  } 

[dptru10]

Just to clarify, 'theParticleIterator' contains the subInstanceManager and it would have to be this item that is declared as a member of G4VUserPhysicsList, I believe.

[dptru10]

Zhuge was correct in his last post, the problem has been resolved.