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Bruce Lai wrote:
> 
>     Hello great programmers, I got a question here. Please take a look
> at the code below.
> 
>     class derived : public base {
>         public:
>             derived()  :  base() {}  //What the hell does this line of
> code do?
>     }
> 
> I see this kind of declaration in an example of OWL programming and in
> the case derived is TDrawApp and base is TApplication.

It is an initialiser list. Basically it calls the constructor of
the base class whenever an object of class derived is constructed.

> 
> Well, something out of the content but I saw this in my C++ book and I
> can't make clear of them:
> 
>     int *(*(*ifunct_ptr)(int))[5];
>     float (*(*ffunct_ptr)(int,int))(float);
>     typedef double (*(*(*dfunct_ptr)())[5])();
>     (*(*funtion_ary_ptrs())[5])();
>     int func() const;
> 
> Anyone can help me clarify them? I'd prefer a copy of reply to my email
> box as well. THANKS!!

Dont want to flame you. Leave that alone, until you have learned
a lot more (don't apply for the NY-marathon if you just started
walking).

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Karl Heinz Buchegger
kbuchegg@gascad.at