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Answer by Holt for C++ Using an enum from another class properly
If you want to default initialize member, you need to use either braces {} or =:Non-static data members may be initialized in one of two ways: 2) Through a default member initializer, which is simply a...
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An enum does not create a scope in C++. The type of the enum is FE::GL::BufferType but for using it you just type GL::Buffer vbo(GL::ARRAY);If you want a scoped enum (using C++11) use an enum class
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I'm currently implementing some code using OpenGL and I've created wrappers for various OpenGL classes. In particular, I have a buffer class that can represent either a vertex array buffer or an...
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