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coding Posted 2003-02-09 20:19:04 by Jim Crawford
Today, I learned a very valuable lesson.

me: class foo
{ public:
    foo(typo bar);
};
Visual Studio .NET: unexpected 'foo ('

So, no more constructors for me. Thanks for the helpful hint, Visual Studio .NET!

On a less sarcastic note, I just checked out this whole “exception handling” thing, and it rules pretty damn OK.

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