for some bizarre reason I always forget the exact syntax of arrays. How do I create an array in the header and initialise it in the constructor? Is it possible to initialise it in the header as well as defining it?
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for some bizarre reason I always forget the exact syntax of arrays. How do I create an array in the header and initialise it in the constructor? Is it possible to initialise it in the header as well as defining it?
I have since read up on this issue a little more and it seems it is not possible: This actually hits on one of the shortcomings of the C++ language — there is no way to initialize non-static array members in C++.