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Hello Group,

The compiler generated destructor will invoke destructor of each member

of the containing
class let us say 'class A'. However, if I write my own destructor for
class A like;


class Object1 {
// code here



};


class Object2{
// code here


};


class Object3 {
// code here


};


class A{
public:
Object1 o1;
Object2 o2;
Object3 o3;


};


The question is if I have a destructor and implement it as

~A() {}


Will the objects o1, o2, o3's destructor be still invoked, when class A

goes out of scope.


Thanks


nagrik

arun wrote:

> Will the objects o1, o2, o3's destructor be still invoked, when class A
>
> goes out of scope.

Please read the replies to your questions before posting them again.
Now I feel I just totally wasted my time answering this the first time.

[snip]
>
> The question is if I have a destructor and implement it as
>
> ~A() {}
>
>
> Will the objects o1, o2, o3's destructor be still invoked, when class A
>
> goes out of scope.

Yes.

>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> nagrik
>

Regards
Ben