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- From: nasser@paralysys (Nasser Abbasi)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Q: throwing exceptions in constructors
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- Date: 1 Apr 96 03:52:15 GMT
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- In-reply-to: grantp@usa.pipeline.com's message of 25 Mar 96 11:52:00 GMT
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- In article <4j61d0$but@news1.h1.usa.pipeline.com> grantp@usa.pipeline.com (Pete Grant) writes:
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- On Mar 24, 1996 19:51:11 in article <Q: throwing exceptions in
- constructors>, 'Dragos-Anton Manolescu <manolesc@uiuc.edu>' wrote:
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- >I was wondering if it's possible to throw an exception from within a
- >constructor
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- BTW, Scott Meyers in his book "More Effective C++" devotes an
- entire chapter to dealing with exceptions within constructors
- and destructors.
-
- This book was written in November 95 and is about as current
- as you can get. Mr. Meyers talks about most of the recent
- additions/changes to the language as well as pointing out
- the proposed changes which could affect the way you code
- today in preparation for tomorrow.
-
-
- I also think this is a very good book. I am learning allot from reading
- it.
- btw, I think Scott Meyers has a PhD in CS, so technically that should
- be Dr Meyers .
- I also like the way Scott writes, his style is clear, and the code
- is clear also. Today I found out from his book about the
- operator comma and can't wait to go try it out :)
-
- Nasser
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