Maybe what's causing me the problem today is trying to keep some expanding utility code all in a single class, which means my static code has access to all the static data members and constructors....
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Re: Right way to code a static initializer with fatal error?
Maybe what's causing me the problem today is trying to keep some expanding utility code all in a single class, which means my static code has access to all the static data members and constructors....
Re: Right way to code a static initializer with fatal error?
That is what I've done at the moment: declare a reference that will hold the return value, set it to null, try to instantiate the object and assign it to the reference if it works, return the...
Re: Right way to code a static initializer with fatal error?
Just for posterity / discussion, while I'm struggling to read a consensus while searching for views on this elsewhere, I noticed a Sun document I'd never seen before that Oracle says has "completed...
Right way to code a static initializer with fatal error?
Here's a Small C... I can never remember the rest ... it's an example of something that caught me out just now on another project. I'm initialising a static member with some code that throws...