wanted to re-instantiate two classes from a class

[salmanmanekia]

#include "Progress.h"
#include "TrainNavigation.h"
..
TrainingUI::TrainingUI()
{
 
progress = new Progress(this);
progress->setGeometry(30,250,350,350);
 
navigate =  new TrainNavigation(this);
navigate->setGeometry(30,20,350,200);
 
}
 
void TrainingUI::resetTraining()
{
delete progress;
delete navigate;
// here i wanted to reinstate progress and navigate such that that it should be logical and efficient 
}

#include "Progress.h"
#include "TrainNavigation.h"
..
TrainingUI::TrainingUI()
{

progress = new Progress(this);
progress->setGeometry(30,250,350,350);

navigate =  new TrainNavigation(this);
navigate->setGeometry(30,20,350,200);

}

void TrainingUI::resetTraining()
{
delete progress;
delete navigate;
// here i wanted to reinstate progress and navigate such that that it should be logical and efficient 
}

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i tried to put the code in the constructor in a static member function and tried to call that function from constructor and resetTraining() ..but it didnt worked..any help...e

[jacek]

i tried to put the code in the constructor in a static member function

You can't access member variables in static methods.

[spirit]

maybe the easiest way is: create a method in both classes like clear() or init() which will set initial state of an object and refuse from physically deleting of objects?