Ambiuous constructor ctor?

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From: b91926
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 22:26

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Is it legal for a class to have a member with the same name as one of
its base classes? If it is legal, how can these items be used in
ctor initializers in a constructor?

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Subject: Ambiuous constructor ctor?
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