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Re: [LI] Some C++ doubts


Hi,
A constructor is not allowed to return anything. The compiler itself returns the pointer to the object initiated by the constructor. Ofcourse, all this is transparent to the programmer. 

 -Siddharth.







From: "SHRIDHAR N. DAITHANKAR" <shridhar.daithankar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [LI] Some C++ doubts
Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 15:31:13 +0530 (IST)


 Hi all

   I have some doubts regarding C++. I am using DJGPP under Win95.

 1)An error is encountered when constructor is involved in return
statement. e.g. following statement is not allowed

   return(Vector ftemp(temp));

But following thing works.

   Vector ftemp(temp);
   return(temp);

 2)It seems that I am not able to overload the . operator. Is it correct?

Please help.

  Bye
   Shridhar


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