[Coco] question C++

[Mark McDougall]

On 22/03/2012 9:28 PM, T. Franklin wrote:


> And now for the monkey wench...

>

> void function::function( passed&  data ) { ... }

>

> The "&" in this "C++" example isn't a pointer. It's a "Reference" which

> is an entirely different beast (monkey). It acts like a pointer but is

> actually passing a reference to an object.


What you say is true, but I'm not sure why you brought it up, because the 
example cited by Luis is clearly a pointer, not a reference?!?

Or is this a case of 'BTW'...?

Regards,

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