class base
{
private:
int i;
void seti( int i_temp ) // :i(i_temp) ->Initializer List not working
{
i = i_temp;
}
public:
base()
{
}
base( int t ):seti( t )
{
}
};error C2436: 'seti' : member function or nested class in constructor initializer list.
That is the error i get for the code above it. could someone please tell me where im err-ing?
Jump to Post// ... base( int t ) : i(t) {} // initialize member i with t // ...
// ...
base( int t ) : i(t) {} // initialize member i with t
// ...// ... base( int t ) : i(t) {} // initialize member i with t // ...
yes it works. but why doesn't this work
base( int t ): seti( t )
{
}Afterall im jus calling a private function to initialize 'i'.
you can call functions inside the body of the constructor. colon initialization can be used only for initialization of members or base classes (using copy constructor semantics).
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