Is there a way (with C++11) to zero-initialize a multidimensional array in a class constructor?
有没有办法(使用C ++ 11)在类构造函数中初始化多维数组?
Does this initialize the whole array to zero or just the first dimension?
这会将整个数组初始化为零还是仅初始化第一维?
class Example
{
public:
int array[100][100];
Example():array{}
{
};
};
Lastly, will this work with enumerated types?
最后,这将使用枚举类型吗?
2 个解决方案
#1
Value-initialization for an array will value-initialize each element in the array. You have an array of arrays, so each element (an array) will be value-initialized. From there, return to the first sentence of this answer for what happens to each array.
数组的值初始化将对数组中的每个元素进行值初始化。您有一个数组数组,因此每个元素(一个数组)都将进行值初始化。从那里,返回到每个数组发生的事情的答案的第一句话。
The answer to your second question, regular enumerations are scalars, and as such are value-initialized, just like your int
values in your array, which is to say they're zero-initialized. That may be problematic if you have an enum without a 0-value representation:
对于第二个问题的答案,常规枚举是标量,因此是值初始化的,就像数组中的int值一样,也就是说它们是零初始化的。如果你有一个没有0值表示的枚举,这可能会有问题:
#include <iostream>
enum EnumStuff
{
one = 1,
two = 2,
three = 3
};
int main()
{
EnumStuff arr[10][10]{};
for (auto const&x : arr)
{
for (auto y : x)
std::cout << static_cast<int>(y) << ' ';
std::cout << '\n';
}
}
There is no 0-value in EnumStuff
. Just something to keep in mind. A switch
looking for only those three values, for example, will be sorely-disappointed (and shortly thereafter, likely you with it).
EnumStuff中没有0值。请记住一些事情。例如,仅仅寻找这三个值的开关将会非常失望(此后不久,很可能会使用它)。
Best of luck
祝你好运
#2
Value initialization (i.e. with {}
) for multidimensional arrays value-initializes all elements, so all 10000 elements will have value 0.
多维数组的值初始化(即使用{})值初始化所有元素,因此所有10000个元素的值都为0。
#1
Value-initialization for an array will value-initialize each element in the array. You have an array of arrays, so each element (an array) will be value-initialized. From there, return to the first sentence of this answer for what happens to each array.
数组的值初始化将对数组中的每个元素进行值初始化。您有一个数组数组,因此每个元素(一个数组)都将进行值初始化。从那里,返回到每个数组发生的事情的答案的第一句话。
The answer to your second question, regular enumerations are scalars, and as such are value-initialized, just like your int
values in your array, which is to say they're zero-initialized. That may be problematic if you have an enum without a 0-value representation:
对于第二个问题的答案,常规枚举是标量,因此是值初始化的,就像数组中的int值一样,也就是说它们是零初始化的。如果你有一个没有0值表示的枚举,这可能会有问题:
#include <iostream>
enum EnumStuff
{
one = 1,
two = 2,
three = 3
};
int main()
{
EnumStuff arr[10][10]{};
for (auto const&x : arr)
{
for (auto y : x)
std::cout << static_cast<int>(y) << ' ';
std::cout << '\n';
}
}
There is no 0-value in EnumStuff
. Just something to keep in mind. A switch
looking for only those three values, for example, will be sorely-disappointed (and shortly thereafter, likely you with it).
EnumStuff中没有0值。请记住一些事情。例如,仅仅寻找这三个值的开关将会非常失望(此后不久,很可能会使用它)。
Best of luck
祝你好运
#2
Value initialization (i.e. with {}
) for multidimensional arrays value-initializes all elements, so all 10000 elements will have value 0.
多维数组的值初始化(即使用{})值初始化所有元素,因此所有10000个元素的值都为0。