Re: [Dev-C++] 'New Source File' bug

[Devin C. <dcc...@ya...>]

Message

  I can now provide you with more info on this. Consider the code:
  =20
    Thank you - it's most helpful.  I think it is time for me to rebuild =
the=20
  initialization routines of my major objects.

   int array[]=3D{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10};
  =20
                            // one past the end
   vector<int>v3(&array[0], &array[10]); // Creates v3 having the values =
of array

    Ooo.  I didn't know you could do that.  The -only- source I have for =
initializing vectors=20
  in objects (ANSI-C++ won't let you specify a size if the vector is in =
an object) uses a=20
  hack.  The object's vector is declared without a size.  In the =
constructor, a temp vector=20
  is declared /with/ a size, and the object's vector is equated to it.  =
When the constructor=20
  ends, the temp vector goes out of scope.  Problem solved, at the minor =
(hah) cost of=20
  some clarity.
  =20