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Syntax for the destructor of a nameless class

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xwb

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Jul 11, 2002
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This is one of those mmm I wonder how you would do that questions. In C++, we can declare nameless classes like
Code:
class
{
public:
    void Create ()
    {
        ...
    }

    void Destroy ()
    {
       ...
    }
} noname;
In a named class, if I want Destroy to be called when the object is deleted, I put it in the destructor (~name). What is the syntax for the destructor in a nameless class? The only thing I can think of is a delete operator.
Code:
   void operator ~()   // doesn't get called

   operator ~()        // produces a syntax error

   ~()                 // produces a syntax error
 
Constructor or destructor declarations must have class names, that's why unnamed classes cannot have user-defined constructors or destructor.
 
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