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Hello everyone,

I have a vector class, representing a vector of type int.

class vector{
  int i_dim;
  int *v;
public:
//  ...
  vector(int x);
//  ...
  vector operator+(vector a);
  vector operator*(vector a);
};

I would like to be able to have a constructor with a variable number of arguments,
so that I can do something like:
f(){

  vector a(4)=vector(4,0,1,2,3);
  vector b(5)=vector(5,0,1,2,3,4);	

}

The standard states (if I read it right) that something alike can be done with the use
of an ellipsis function declaration and the use of functions from <stdarg.h>.
However it also state that that is NOT guaranteed to work.

Any suggestions how I can do this?

Greetings from Paul



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