Hi You can use explicit converters regards divyank --- Yossi.Itzkovich@ecitele.com wrote:
Hi, I have this code:
#include
class A{ // base class public: };
class B : public A{ public: int b1; };
typedef boost::shared_ptr<A> tSmartA; typedef boost::shared_ptr<B> tSmartB;
void foo (tSmartB& smartOne) // should get a pointer to derived { }
int main () { tSmartA a(new B); foo(a); // This line doesn't compile because foo expects to get tSmartB return 0; }
How can I then send a to foo() ?
Thanks
Yossi
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