Is it OK use "this" for Structure

[lilzz]

struct Object
{
string objstring;

}

void Object::funct (...)
{

this->objstring=" this is a test";
}


Can I treat the structure like a class?

[AndyD]

Yes, in C++ a struct and a class are treated the same. The difference is that by default (if you don't specify an access modifier [public:, private:, protected:]) member functions and variables in a struct are public, while in a class by default member function and variables are private.

However, mostly there is no need to access member variables and functions in C++ using the this pointer. It is common to distinguish member variable using some sort of naming convention (For example using a trailing underscore objstring_) and so there should be no ambiguity between parameters passed into a member function and member variables. The this pointer is used significantly in operator overloading (for instance in the assignment "=" operator).

[PeterO]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4791 ... t-vs-class
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PeterO