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From: Jurko (Jurko_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-08-02 10:37:14
> That depends on what you mean here.
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> bool b;
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> This doesn't initialize the value for b, and thus would (fuzzily) suggest
> what you're saying. However, this:
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> bool b();
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> initializes b to false. So I'd think the default ctor should initialize
> the state to false.
Hmmm does this really initialize b to false? Doesn't this declare a function
called b taking no parameters and returning a bool value?
Tried it out on BCB5 which said that it was a function declaration.
Just curious,
Jurko
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