• Arjan Knepper <Arjan_member pathlink.com> Apr 01 2003

 #include <stdio.h>
 
 
 
 class  Test2
 {
    public :
       typedef unsigned short Test2_t;
 
       enum  Type
       {
          ONE,
          TWO,
          THREE,
       };
 
       static const char *TypeStr [ 4 ];
 
    public :
       Test2 () {}
 
       void         Set ( Test2_t  _one,  Test2_t  _two = 0 )
       {
          printf ( "Set ( Test2_t  _one = %d,  Test2_t  _two = %d )\n", _one,
_two );
       }
 
       void         Set ( Test2_t  _zero, Type  _type, int  _i = 9999, Test2_t 
_one = 0, Test2_t  _two = 0 )
       {
          printf ( "Set ( Test2_t  _zero = %d, Type  _type = %s, int  _i = %d,
Test2_t  _one = %d, Test2_t  _two = %d )", _zero,  TypeStr [ _type ], _i, _one,
_two );
       }
 };
 
 
 
 const char  *Test2 :: TypeStr [ 4 ] =
 {
    "ONE",
    "TWO",
    "THREE",
    0,
 };
 
 
 
 int  main ( int argc, char  *argv [] )
 {
    Test2 :: Test2_t  var      = 0;
    Test2             test;
 
    test.Set ( var, 0 );                      // this doen't work
    test.Set ( var, 1 );                      // this does
    test.Set ( var, Test2 :: ONE, 0, 0 );
 
    return ( 0 );
 }


P:\APK\DMC>s:\bin\dmc bug2.cpp
test.Set ( var, 0 );                      // this doen't work
^
bug2.cpp(50) : Error: ambiguous reference to symbol
Had: Test2::Set(unsigned short ,unsigned short )
and: Test2::Set(unsigned short ,enum Test2::Type,int ,unsigned short 
,unsigned short )
--- errorlevel 1