> To maybe explain a little more...
Thank you.
> With classes, this happens whenever one class has a constructor that
> takes some other type as an argument. So, for example, suppose we
> have:
>
> class A {
> A();
> A(int);
> };
>
> So class A has two constructors: A default one, and one that takes an
> int.
This feature was confusing me when I started with LyX and thus with C++.
I learned Pascal and ObjectPascal (a.k.a. Delphi) at school. This
language only allows one constructor and I was taught that this is much
safer and that one should also not use more than one constructor in
other programming languages. This statement was obviously incorrect.
regards Uwe
