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Hi, I saw a program like the following:
*******************************************
class Image
{
public:
...
Private:
...
};

Image * imagePtr;
imagePtr = new Image();
....
delete imagePtr;
*********************************************

Why the sentence is: image = new Image()?

I thought it should be : image = new Image{}.

Thanks

Stonny
Sep 4 '06 #1
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stonny wrote:
Hi, I saw a program like the following:
*******************************************
class Image
{
public:
...
Private:
...
};

Image * imagePtr;
imagePtr = new Image();
...
delete imagePtr;
*********************************************

Why the sentence is: image = new Image()?
Because the standard says so.
>
I thought it should be : image = new Image{}.
Ok. Youre wrong then - what made you think so?

/Peter

Sep 4 '06 #2
image = new Image;should be ok.
stonny 写道:
Hi, I saw a program like the following:
*******************************************
class Image
{
public:
...
Private:
...
};

Image * imagePtr;
imagePtr = new Image();
...
delete imagePtr;
*********************************************

Why the sentence is: image = new Image()?

I thought it should be : image = new Image{}.

Thanks

Stonny
Sep 4 '06 #3

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