This is a common problem I am facing. I am intended to write a derived class for an existing code. Let me provide the code snippet (just example):
Base_class_file:
const int addr=0xA;
Base_class::Read() { return *addr; }
Please note, the addr variable is a global variable in base class file. Now, I am writing the derived class because to change some functionality and also to change the addr. I would like to re-use the Read() method, and just mention the new addr(let's say 0xB) in the derived class file. Since this variable is a global variable, how do I mention to the base class Read() method to use the addr=0xB than the 0xA ??
Your help is greatly appreciated.
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