On 2012-11-09 19:39, Geoffrey Hutchison wrote:
>> class. Somehow I expected the constructor of OBGlobalDataBase would get
>> called when I instantiated and object of the new class, and that would
>> read the file, but this doesn't seem to happen. Why not? Should I call
>> the parent constructor explicitly?
>
> You haven’t shown the actual code for your constructor, but here’s an example
> from src/data.cpp:
> OBElementTable::OBElementTable()
> {
> _init = false;
> _dir = BABEL_DATADIR;
> _envvar = "BABEL_DATADIR";
> _filename = "element.txt";
> _subdir = "data";
> _dataptr = ElementData;
> }
>
>
> Hope that helps,
> -Geoff
>
I solved it by calling Init() in the constructor. I'm learning!
Hope to have the heat of formation in in a few days.
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