Re: calling "after return"...?

".rhavin grobert" <clqrq@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:

> [insert ya favorite greetin' here;-)]
>
> guess you have the following cl*****...
> ___________________________________
> class  {
>   //..a couple of methods ...//
> };
>
> class A {
> public:
>   //...//
>   B* GetB() // <- this we'll talk about
> private:
>   B* m_pB;
> };
>
> A::GetB() {
>   //..some code..//
>   return m_pB;
> };
> ___________________________________
>
> when some does a...
>
> A.GetB()->AMethodOfB();
>
> ... and you want some code be executed before B::AMethodOfB() is
> called, you simply pack it into A::GetB()'s body before the return.
> But what do yuo do, if you want to execute some code _after_ B's
> method is executed,

Obviously you put it after the call you've just written above.  Now,
since this is obvious there must be some confusion...

> e.g. when the callstack - after completing the
> call into B - returns back into A::GetB()?

And here it is.  That does not happen.  The A.GetB() call is entirely
over by the time AMethodOfB is called.

-- 
Ben.