[weewun]

hey.

im currently making a program in C++ and have a bit of trouble with the class'.
in a header file, i am declareing 2 classes, playerData, and item. in the playerData class, there is a function that requires an 'item' object. when i try to compile, it says that 'item was not declared in this scope'.

i am curious as to the code to insert to let the compiler know that there is an 'item' class comming later, similar to letting the compiler know that there is a function comming. cheers for any help.

[void]

You need to include the class item. This is done by #include "item.h" in playerData.h

item.h

class item {
public:
     void method1();
};

playerData.h

#include "item.h"

class playerData {
public:
     void method2(item i);
};

[M4A1]

Remember, to access something else, you need to include that file. Where else is it going to get the member functions/data from???