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Old November 30th, 2008, 12:05 PM
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Default What is <...T> declaration?

First of all, it's the best book to learn C++ I have ever seen! Great job.

On p.397 (Defined Indexed Properties) the class constructor uses ... (three dots) at the beginning of the passed arguments. Obviously this means that arguments of arbitrarily length can be passed. Is that correct? What is the correct name of this technique? I couldn't find anything in the net (since I don't know yet what to look for).


Does anybody know?

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OK, this one's called Ellipse. Just found it at M$.






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