Declaring multiple object pointers on one line causes compiler error

Question

when I do this (in my class)

public:
    Entity()
    {
        re_sprite_eyes = new sf::Sprite();
        re_sprite_hair = new sf::Sprite();
        re_spri         


        

Answer 1

In C++11 you have a nice little workaround, which might be better than shifting spaces back and forth:

template using type=T;
template using func=T*;

// I don't like this style, but type i, j; works ok
type i = new int{3},
           j = new int{4};

// But this one, imho, is much more readable than int(*f)(int, int) = ...
func f = [](int x, int y){return x + y;},
                    g = [](int x, int y){return x - y;};