I have base class and derived class in C++.
I want to determine if the data of the derived class is the same using the pointers of the base class.
enum type
enum class FruitType: int{
Apple,
Orange,
};
base class
class Base{
public:
Base(FruitType t): fruit_type(t){}
FruitType fruit_type;
};
derived class
class Apple : public Base{
public:
Apple(int i): Base(FruitType::Apple), foo(i){}
int foo;
};
class Orange : public Base{
public:
Orange(float f): Base(FruitType::Orange), bar(f){}
float bar;
};
initialize
// initialize
std::vector<Base*> fruit_list_ = {
new Apple(42),
new Orange(0.f),
new Apple(1) };
Is there any way to check with HasSameData()?
Base* HasSameData(const Base* pCompare){
for (const auto& list : fruit_list_)
{
if( pCompare->fruit_type == list->fruit_type ){
// how to check same data...?
if( /* ... */ ){
return list;
}
}
}
return nullptr;
}
int main(){
// check same data
Base* pCompare = fruit_list_[2];
if(HasSameData(pCompare)){
// I want to return fruit_list_[2] pointer...
}
}
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