Hi g++ experts,
First of all, happy new year and the best wishes for 2007!
I get a warning in g++ when I use a struct which I don't initialize in
the member initialization, but in the constructor itself.
To correct this I want to perform member
initialization, but I have no idea how to do this correctly.
Some example code (from the top of my head):
typedef struct MyDate
{
unsigned short year;
unsigned short month;
unsigned short day;
} MyDate;
class
{
public:
MyTest();
private:
MyDate date;
}
void MyTest::MyTest() :
date.year(0) -> this doesn't work. What syntax should i use?
{
/* This works, but generates the warning because date is not
initialized in the member initialization
date.year = 0;
date.month = 0;
date.day = 0;
*/
}
I hope someone can help.
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