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Calling class constructor with parameter - request of a member in 'x' which is of non-class type

score 269 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-23 12:40:56

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Calling class constructor with parameter - request of a member in 'x' which is of non-class type

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error: request for member '..' in '..' , which is of non-class type

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Strange compiler error when trying to create a temporary object

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Calling class constructor with parameter - request of a member in 'x' which is of non-class type

How to properly bind rvalues to the constructor?

Why doesn't std::function work in this situation?

What are the parenthesis in a "most vexing parse" supposed to do?

constructor does not run

Most vexing parse: why doesn't `g( ( f() ) );` call `f`'s default constructor and pass the result to `g`'s ctor that takes a `f`?

error: request for member '..' in '..' , which is of non-class type

C++ function definition and variable declaration mismatch?

Strange compiler error when trying to create a temporary object

Difference between creating object with () or without

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