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OK, now, I can make all those methods as static so that I do not have to instantiate the CUtil class in order to do things. um... So how would that look in the calling routine? Would it be something like this: Code:
str_return = CUtil:FunctionName(stuff); |
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What programming language?
If it is C++, you would do: Code:
str_return = CUtil::FunctionName(stuff); |
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