Alan Pinstein wrote:
> Hi all-
>
> Ok, I am finishing up my first C++ Palm application, which is also my 1st
> C++ app, so these questions may be very newbie as far as C++ goes, but I
> know C very well.
>
> I've got a constructor that does some memory allocation and creates a
> record for the app, etc. I am now trying to add nice error handling if the
> alloc's fail in the constructor, and I am at a loss for how to do this. Is
> this where you use exceptions in C++? How does that work? I have dug
> through a couple of C++ books here, but they are pretty entry-level and
> don't deal with error handling in constructors.
Yes, exceptions are the go.
Have a look at Teenee for example usage of constructors and exceptions.
http://www.classactionpl.com/
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Christopher Hunt
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