How to initialize inner class that has a c-tor with more than one parameter

Question

Hi to all,

I'm trying to write a simple code and it won't compile!

Any ideas?

#include <stdio.h>

class RegClass {

public:

RegClass(int param, char * theName) { printf("c-tor (%d,%s)\r\n",  param, theName); } 

};

class Test {

public:

int a;

RegClass Reg { 5 , "a string" };

};

int main() {

Test t;

t.a = 5;

return 0;

}

Answer 1

OK, solved!!!

the correct line should be:

RegClass(int param, const char * theName) { printf("c-tor (%d,%s)\r\n", param, theName); }

Answer 2

Hi, @S. Beniashvili

The error is due to /permissive- (Standards conformance) option.

The /permissive- option sets the /Zc:referenceBinding, /Zc:strictStrings, and /Zc:rvalueCast options to conforming behavior.

/Zc:strictStrings:

const char * theName
When specified, the compiler requires strict const-qualification conformance for pointers initialized by using string literals.

Best regards,

Minxin Yu

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