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solartimba · Guest

I wrote the following two classes with the intention of putting the
first into the second, then puting a group of the second class in a
vector to be sorted using the sort() algorithm. The problem is with
the overloaded op in the second class. Why doesn't this work given
that I already overloaded the op for the first class?

//******************************************
class cIndicatorValue
{
private:
float indVal;
float pchng_1wkLater;
float pchng_4wkLater;
float pchng_12wkLater;
public:
cIndicatorValue(): indVal(0), pchng_1wkLater(-2),
pchng_4wkLater(-2), pchng_12wkLater(-2)
{ }
void setData(float tmpIndVal, float tmp1wk, float tmp4wk, float
tmp12wk)
{
indVal=tmpIndVal;
pchng_1wkLater=tmp1wk;
pchng_1wkLater=tmp1wk;
pchng_1wkLater=tmp1wk;
}
friend bool operator<(const cIndicatorValue&, const
cIndicatorValue&);
friend bool operator==(const cIndicatorValue&, const
cIndicatorValue&);

}; //end of cIndicatorValue

bool operator<(const cIndicatorValue& p1, const cIndicatorValue& p2)
{
return(p1.indVal > p2.indVal) ? true : false;
}
bool operator==(const cIndicatorValue& p1, const cIndicatorValue& p2)
{
return(p1.indVal == p2.indVal) ? true : false;
}

//********************************************************************
class cRank
{
private:
string name;
cIndicatorValue indVal;
public:
cRank(): name("NA")
{ }
cRank(string tmpName, cIndicatorValue tmpIndVal): name(tmpName),
indVal(tmpIndVal)
{ }
void getInfo(string tmpName, cIndicatorValue tmpIndVal)
{
name=tmpName;
indVal=tmpIndVal;
}
string returnName()
{ return name; }
cIndicatorValue returnIndVal()
{ return indVal; }
friend bool operator<(const cRank&, const cRank&);
friend bool operator==(const cRank&, const cRank&);

}; //end of cRank

bool operator<(const cRank& p1, const cRank& p2)
{
return(p1.indVal > p2.indVal) ? true : false;
}
bool operator==(const cRank& p1, const cRank& p2)
{
return(p1.indVal == p2.indVal) ? true : false;
}

Victor Bazarov · Guest

"solartimba" <kaferro (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote