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Will Nasby
Will Nasby

Reputation: 1148

Class Constructor error, class "classname" has no member "classname"

#ifndef RESERVATIONS_H_INCLUDED
#define RESERVATIONS_H_INCLUDED
#include <vector>
#include <string.c>

class Reservations
{
public:
    Reservations::Reservations { }
    Reservations(string FullName, int PhoneNum);
    string getname() { return FullName; }
    int getnumber() { return PhoneNum; }
private:
    string FullName;
    int PhoneNum;
}

#endif // RESERVATIONS_H_INCLUDED

Reservations::Reservations(string FullName, int PhoneNum) //error on this line
{
    FullName = FullName;
    PhoneNum = PhoneNum;
}

I get the error in the title, I don't know why it's assuming I want it to have a member of it's own class...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 572

Answers (3)

billz
billz

Reputation: 45410

you included wrong header file

Change 

#include <string.c>

to

#include <string>

Also use string with full namespace std.

below code should compile with minor fix:

class Reservations
{
public:
    Reservations() : PhoneNum(0) {}
    Reservations(std::string FullName, int PhoneNum);
    std::string getname() { return FullName; }
    int getnumber() { return PhoneNum; }
private:
    std::string FullName;
    int PhoneNum;
};

Reservations::Reservations(std::string FullName, int PhoneNum) 
{
   this->FullName = FullName;
   this->PhoneNum = PhoneNum;
}

// Better use member initializers list
Reservations::Reservations(std::string FullName, int PhoneNum) 
: FullName(FullName),
  PhoneNum(PhoneNum)
{
}

Upvotes: 2

chue x
chue x

Reputation: 18803

Do this:

class Reservations
{
    public:
    //Reservations::Reservations { }
    Reservations() { }
    ....

Upvotes: 0

Andrew Cheong
Andrew Cheong

Reputation: 30273

Do you mean

Reservations::Reservations() { }

instead of

Reservations::Reservations { }

?

Upvotes: 0

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