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template array initialization

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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Re: template array initialization

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Jan 28th, 2005
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Originally Posted by Narue
>i can't initialize everything to 0 becuase what i pass in MAY not be ints.
I don't see what your problem is. If you read my answer you'll see that I used the default constructor for T (which works for built in types as well) as the replacement for 0. Did you try it? Or did you just assume that I haven't got a clue and proceed to give me irrelevant code snippets with the same question again?

so sorry. i didn't realize that you had made changes to the code. the changes were minor fixes that make a world of difference. i didn't see them though. i thought you were quoting the code and had put it up to show me why the asserts did/didn't work. now i see that you took out the one that wasn't ok, and that you inserted the T. thanks for your help. i will try it now. didn't mean to imply that you "haven't got a clue". obviously, i am the one who hasn't got a clue. i won't bother you again.

thanks
crq
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