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Maximilien26-Jan-10 4:28
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something like :

void NewClass::getDow(string symbol, double value1, double value2, double value3) const
{
// ... do the code to get the Dow values for the supplied symbol.
}


use the same pattern for the other methods.

Since I do not know what the 3 double variables are, I simply called them value1, value2, value3; I assume that they really mean something; and if they are "returned" values (i.e. variables that you will assign something to them), you better make them either references (prefered) or pointers.

good luck.

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