In my last post I have written about braced-or-equal-initializers for class members, a feature that enables simpler constructors through default values for members. Today’s post is about two related features that can simplify the writing of constructors even further.
One of the less discussed but nevertheless useful features in C++11 is the possibility to provide initializers for class members right in the class definition.
Here we go again with two features that have been added in C++11 that can greatly simplify the code we write.
This is my second post of a series on new C++ features, where new means C++11 and up. Keyword `auto` for variable type deduction is one of the most known […]
With this post I’ll start a series on new C++ features, where new means C++11 and up. I usually won’t go into too much technical details of the features, because […]