Hi Seweryn, At this time, there is no means to initialize a multi_array using a non-default constructor in the way that you describe below. Cheers, ron On Apr 25, 2006, at 6:39 AM, Seweryn Habdank-Wojewódzki wrote:
Hi!
I would like to know if in multi_array there is a possibility to initialize multi_array using non-default constructor?
When I am using std::vector there is a possibility to do it like that:
std::vector<MyObject> my_object_vec ( 2, MyObject( parameters ) );
This vector constructor uses non-default constructor of MyObject. In C++ arrays constructon like that should be done in two steps first is to initialize array (uses default constructor) and then we could assign values to the array using copy constructor, but this is not nice, and in my cases not good solution.
Important is that in MyObject class there shouldn't be default constructor, and better not to use copy constructor. Of course there exists non-default constructor like MyObject ( const Parameters & parameters ).
Regards.
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