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initializing containers

Neo
Hello,
If I have container objects(in my case queue) in my class as members do
I need to explicitly initialize them in the class constructor? If so
how do I initialize them?

thanks,
neo

Jan 3 '07 #1
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On 2 Jan 2007 20:19:26 -0800 in comp.lang.c++, "Neo"
<zi*********@yahoo.comwrote,
>Hello,
If I have container objects(in my case queue) in my class as members do
I need to explicitly initialize them in the class constructor? If so
how do I initialize them?
If you want them initialized with the std::queue default constructor
then no more need be said. If you wish to invoke one of the other
std::queue constructors, then include that in the initializer list of
your class's constructor.

Jan 3 '07 #2

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