Re: Copy constructor question
Victor Bazarov wrote:
Zeppe wrote:
Bart Simpson wrote:
I have a class that has a member that is a const reference:
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass(const AnotherClass& ac);
MyClass(const MyClass& mc);
//....
private:
const AnotherClass &m_reference ;
};
How do I implement the copy constructor? (I get compilation erros
with this):
you can't.
Use a pointer instead of a reference if you want to copy the object
properly (i.e., modifying the reference member).
Huh? Compile this (and then explain):
Sorry, sorry! Gosh! I was reading the post, and then I just saw the
reference member and I suddenly thought about the operator=... stupid
me, I have no excuse, I should really pay attention before posting. Even
because my sentence was totally unrelated to the error...
To the OP: the code seems fine to me, in which line are you experiencing
the error? It seems the effect of some Microsoft extension (CLR)...
Regards,
Zeppe
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