I don't know what is going on in this piece of code. this is from a working piece of code that I have to understand.
orange::orange():
hello_short(false),
hello_long(false),
foo(NULL),
foo2(NULL),
quiet(false)
{
res = NULL;
good = true;
}
orange::orange():
simplies says that you are defining a function of the class orange (the left part), the function is called "orange" (the right part) and takes no arguments. Since the function is named the same as the class and returns no value, it's aconstructor of your class
The rest is an initialisation list : http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/initialization-lists-c++.html
It initializes the class members with the given values ( hello_short
will be false
, hello_long
will be false
, foo
will be NULL
, etc), sets res
to NULL
and sets good
to true
.
The initialization list is always done before executing the constructor (ie the code within the curly braces).
Also, there is a syntax error: after foo2(NULL)
, a comma should come.
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