Re: help for cpp code

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Hi Dheerendra Kulkarni,

your problem is not related to CommonCpp it is related to C++ itself.
You should look at "Stroustroup, The C++ Programming Language" Section 
Classes.
After the ":" on the declaration (not definition) you can write member 
constructors of this class constructor. This constructors will be called 
in the order left to right before the body of the constructor.
So for for your ex:
NRLOLSR::NRLOLSR(nsaddr_t id) : Agent(PT_NRLOLSR),htimer(this), ttimer(this)
call Agent(PT_NRLOLSR)
call htimer(this)
call ttimer(this)
call NRLOLSR(nsaddr_t id)

HTH,

Adib.   

Dheerendra Kulkarni wrote:
> Please help me in what this code means
>
> NRLOLSR::NRLOLSR(nsaddr_t id) : Agent(PT_NRLOLSR),htimer(this), ttimer(this)
> {
> ...
> ..
> ..
> ..
>
> };
>
> This is actually a constructor for a class called NRLOLSR now I don't
> Understand what does literals following ':' mean (will they call functions
> which are given there or what)
> Dheerendra Kulkarni
>
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