Hi, guys,I have a question during my developing,
In Java it is very easy to assign different final value sto different
instances of an object, but when in C ++, it is difficult, especially
for an array. Like following,class CPPCls
{
const int iarray[10];
.......
}How to initialize this const array within C++?
Thanks in advance.
Gao Lei.
Well, if you are interested in initializing a const array with C++,
you should consider somehting like
const int array[] = {
0,
1,
// ....
9
};
I suggest that you leave out of a member fuinction declaration (ie make it global , although it doesn't sound cool!) since the usual C++ compilers complain about it!
I hope this would help.
Dimitrios
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