C++ Member Function Pointers (Help!)

[Amrok]

Hi, im currently trying to learn a bit more about C++

i've got some class

class MyClass
{
	bool m_pMemberFunctionValue;

	public:
		MyClass();
		~MyClass();

		bool MemberFunctionTest() const;
};

bool MyClass::MemberFunctionTest() const
{
	return m_pMemberFunctionValue;
}

bool SomeRemoteFunction()
{
	MyClass *pObject;
	return pObject->MemberFunctionTest();
}

In this case SomeRemoteFunction should return MyClass::m_pMemberFunctionValue. Now my question...
Is there a way to use my own constructor (MyClass()) if i create a new MyClass *Object?

[_Mike]

Is there a way to use my own constructor (MyClass()) if i create a new MyClass *Object?

Uhm, have you tried using new maybe?

[Cypher]

Locking this thread because it's retarded and any decent C++ book or tutorial explains how to use pointers and create objects on the heap.

This is not the "Programming for Dummies" section. Read the rules and consider yourself warned:
http://www.ownedcore.com/forums/world-of-warcraft/world-of-warcraft-bots-programs/wow-memory-editing/217837-memory-editing-section-rules.html (Memory Editing Section Rules)