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Recent content by tomcr
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Constructors and destructors, behaving unexpectedly
Thanks very much! I had ifile declared as a private (ifstream) member of the class anyway but I guess because I used the line ifstream ifile(input, ios::in); It overloaded the variable (so it was referring to a local ifile) or something and like you said invoked the destructor when it went... -
Constructors and destructors, behaving unexpectedly
I have the following constructor for a class: Cdata::Cdata(char *input) { //Try and open the input file ifstream ifile(input, ios::in); if(!ifile.is_open()) { cout << "The input file didn't open!" << endl; exit(1); } } When I call the constructor...
