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On Sat, 17 Jan 1998 00:51:46, NOSPAMsl@psycode.com (Gili) wrote:

::Hi,
::
::	I created a class called File() which inherites fstream() publically 
::(i.e. class File : public fstream)
::I'd like to call fstream()'s constructor whenever File()'s constructor
::is called. However, I have run into a major problem.
{cut...}
::Also, when I try using ::fstream() to call the constructor, the call 
::*seems* to work but my file does not open correctly (which it does 
::when fstream() is called from the constructor initialization.) Does 
::anyone have any idea how this problem could be solved?


Try

Inherited(args);

I'd never seen that construction until a few weeks ago, and have 
successfully used it in my code - but not in a constructor, so I don't
know if it will solve your problem. Try it and see... (I use Visual 
Age C++, I don't know if GNU does it.)


	Steve