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    Default Re: term does not evaluate to a function

    No, it's not. You have a parameter "CV *Vi" in the constructor that shadows the function. Change the argument name.

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    Default Re: term does not evaluate to a function

    @Wyosta
    I cant change that argument because CV is a class and i assign a pointer
    to CV class and thats why it is "CV* Vi"
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    Default Re: term does not evaluate to a function

    Quote Originally Posted by wysota View Post
    No, it's not. You have a parameter "CV *Vi" in the constructor that shadows the function. Change the argument name.
    my mistake i got it u were right i change the name and it works
    Love::Peace

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