Hi C++ experts!

Definitely I skipped C/C++ 101 because I have this pitfall:

I need to call the struct ctor in the class default ctor body see below:

//Some.h

struct MyStruct

{

           int a[5];

           .

};

class MyClass

{

public:

           MyClass();

~MyClass();

           .

protected:

           .

           MyStruct m_MyStruct;

           .

};

//some.cpp

#include "some.h"

MyClass::MyClass() : m_MyStruct()

// default ctor of the struct with NULL- it works but not with the order of
class member declarations I have, so...

{

           // here I need to have m_MyStruct() initialized with NULL not
using m_MyStruct.a[1] = 0; etc .

           //How? Or maybe.m_MyStruct = MyStruct(); I this correct?

}

It's painful, now I understand VB programmers - easy street :)

Thank you,

Karl M