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Martin Ambuhl wrote:

> Please note that this whole thread pertains to something that
> has no meaning in standard C++.

tells you how little I know about c++.  I can fake a little bit,
but I have spent some much work time in clipper & visual basic,
and even a lot of C, I might as well re-take a course on C++.

Thank you Martin for pointing this out.

April