On Monday, 7 May 2012 at 17:04:08 UTC, Steven Schveighoffer wrote:
Not really, but then again, if you are not placing the class
into the GC heap, who cares? You have to manually delete
anyways, just use your specialized 'delete' function instead of
delete.
-Steve
No, I *am* placing it on the heap.
I'm just asking if I can call the constructor manually, because
(like I wrote in my first post...) sometimes the C code you're
interoperating with takes control away from you, and just calls a
callback on your behalf when constructing the object.
(Yes, I realize there are different solutions to this problem.
They're just not as elegant.)
