From:	"Jay" <ok11 AT ihatespam DOT sprint DOT ca>
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Subject:	Array of classes
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Date:	Fri, 9 Apr 1999 16:12:50 +0100
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OK, I have a question.  Suppose I have a class and a constructor that take 2
params. eg.

class MyClass
{
    public:
    MyClass(int,int);
    ...
};

I can decalre a class 'm' and initialize it like
MyClass m(0,0);

Now the problem is, say if I have an array of MyClass
MyClass m[100]
How can I call the constructor (using the same parameters) for each 100
elements without doing
MyClass m[100] = { MyClass(0,0), MyClass(0,0), ..........};

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