constructor call

[slurper]

list<int> jobs
jobs.pushback(1);
jobs.pushback(2);

for ( it=jobs.begin; it!=jobs.end; it++ ) {
list <int> new_list(jobs)
do something;
new_list.push_back(3)
}

the list declaration inside the loop: will the constructor be called each
time the loop is entered?
in other words: will the new_list always be reinitialized to the jobs list?

tx

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* slurper:

list<int> jobs
jobs.pushback(1);
jobs.pushback(2);

for ( it=jobs.begin; it!=jobs.end; it++ ) {
list <int> new_list(jobs)
do something;
new_list.push_back(3)
}

the list declaration inside the loop: will the constructor
Copy constructor.
be called each time the loop is entered?
Yes.
in other words: will the new_list always be reinitialized to the jobs list?

Yes.
Btw., use a few more semicolons.

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