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Summary
This is easy to repro. If you define a constructor but put a throw() before the initializer list, it freaks out the parser such that a) all the initializer lines to show up with red underlines, and b) the in the function menu, the constructor will occur as many times as there are initializers. And yes, this placement of throw() does compile; whether or not it's legal ANSI C++ I don't know.
Example
MyClass::MyClass() throw()
: m_member1(0),
m_member2(L"wow"),
m_member3(1.0f)
{
}
The above definition compiles fine. But in the text editor, the three m_member* lines are all red-underlined (which I've artfully tried to demostrate within the confines of Forum Code above). In the function menu, MyClass.MyClass() shows up three times. If you add more initializer lines, you'll get more copies of your constructor.
If you simply move the throw() like this:
MyClass::MyClass()
: m_member1(0),
m_member2(L"wow"),
m_member3(1.0f) throw()
{
}
The bug goes away. If it compiles, I'd argue the VAX parser should handle it right. Let me know if you need any clarification.
Thanks and keep up the great work.
-Bryan
VA users since VS6
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Bug: Weird placement of throw() confuses parser
Posted - Dec 19 2005 : 8:50:23 PM
