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I found a way to stop the error, but it's totally a hack. If I comment out the deconstructor , the error goes away. I know that's horrible practice, though. What kind of mistake does the faulty...

I guess that makes sense. =P

The error still isn't going away. To see whether or not it had anything to do with the operators, I commented all the overloaded assignment operators out and still got...

I took your advice. Now I have this:


key& key::operator=(const key &rhs)
{//This operator sets this.length = rhs.length, deletes and recreates the dynamic arrays, and copies the dynamic arrays...

I fixed that now. My key operator looks like this:


class key
{
//code
key & operator=(const key &rhs);
//code
}

I created the following class. Whenever the overloaded assignment operator is called, the program seems to deconstruct the object immediately afterwords. Whatever is actually happening, I...

Thanks, guys! I put a constructor in my structure like you suggested, and it worked. :D

I created a structure, and its members are objects that require a constructor with an argument to be called to work. How do I call the objects' constructors when I declare an instance of the...

I want to open a file (using fstream) relative to the directory that the program is run from. How do I do this?

Please don't go too fast with me. I'm taking an introductory C++ class and although...