From:	"Roberto Henríquez Laurent" <shl24634 AT alumnos DOT inf-cr DOT uclm DOT es>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.linux.development.apps,comp.os.msdos.djgpp,comp.unix.programmer
Subject:	Re: C++ Passing ostreams by reference to methods, problem
Date:	29 May 1997 08:04:46 GMT
Organization:	Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
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	Thanks to anyone who replied me. However, I spent some more time and went
into the code which produced the bug. It had nothing to do with the
fragment I posted. Instead, it was caused because some data were not stored
during a call to a constructor. 
	The trouble was that I had a class with overloaded constructors, and I was
trying to call one of them from another, once in the caller I had some data
in the format the called used. But I suppose I was doing it wrong so that
the call to the constructor never happened. And the compiler didn't say
anything. And the question is:

	If I have 2 constructors, e.g.: Class(int a, int b) and Class(String xyz),
how should I call Class (int, int) after processing the String xyz in the
other constructor?

	Thanks again...


		Roberto.

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