Help with copy constructor

[coke]

I am confused and need alittle help with a program i am writting and
cannot for the life of me remember how to get the copy constuctor using
stack class to work... i know exactly what i have to do but cannot
remember how to get the copy constructor organanization goes. i
remember its something like:

for (int blah blah)

new (int) A=a.[x]

something like that? can anyone help?... i also need to copy 2 arrays

[Victor Bazarov]

coke wrote:

I am confused and need alittle help with a program i am writting and
cannot for the life of me remember how to get the copy constuctor
using stack class to work...
Huh?
i know exactly what i have to do but
cannot remember how to get the copy constructor organanization goes.
i remember its something like:

for (int blah blah)

new (int) A=a.[x]

something like that? can anyone help?... i also need to copy 2 arrays

Please post more code (and real code this time). Expression

'new (int) A=a.[x]'

is definitely not C++, but there is no way to suggest anything without
knowing what you're trying to accomplish.

V

[coke]

well what i am trying to do is a copy an array and destroy the extra
integers that i no longer need after they are used. So i am trying to
make a copy constructor and a destructor so i can copy an array for
only what i need. it is a calculator program and when i find a ) i
need to stop the program and calculate it and continue for example

((6+4)-1)
so it can do 6+4 and destroy (6+4) to then make it (10-1)
The ( and ) are integers and the addition and multipication are
different arrays
hope this helps thanks.

[Gabriel]

coke wrote:

well what i am trying to do is a copy an array and destroy the extra
integers that i no longer need after they are used. So i am trying to
make a copy constructor and a destructor so i can copy an array for
only what i need. it is a calculator program and when i find a ) i
need to stop the program and calculate it and continue for example

((6+4)-1)
so it can do 6+4 and destroy (6+4) to then make it (10-1)
The ( and ) are integers and the addition and multipication are
different arrays
hope this helps thanks.

My advice would be not to use array for such a fragile task. Use the
containers in the stl (standard template library). If you are not
familar with them, you will definetly need to read a good book about
them - you'll need them all the time.

As for your question: I still do not understand well enough what you
want to do to help you with the task. Sorry.

Gabriel

[coke]

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