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In article <price-0211951815560001@price.mindspring.com>,
price@mindspring.com (Jeffery R. Price) wrote:

> I am using CW7 and am relatively new to C++. I have a class which has a
> private data member declared as:
>    int Reg[6];
> 
> I have a private member function which I want to change the contents of
> Reg[6]. If I do not declare Reg[6] as static, CW7 gives me errors anywhere
> I try to alter Reg[i] in my member function - saying "Illegal use of a
> non-static data member".
> 
> If I declare Reg[6] as static int Reg[6] (which I do not really want to
> do), I get linker errors saying that "myClass::Reg" is undefined in
> "myClass.cp" (the source for the class).
> 
> It seems odd that I can alter any non-static data members that aren't arrays.

Jeff,

     Could you send me a source file that I can use to reproduce this? 
The following works for me:

class x {
   int myArr[20];
   x(void);
};

x::x(void)
{
   myArr[0] = 1;
}

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