OBound Method

Applies To

Description

OBound constructor

Usage

OBound(void)

Remarks

This constructor creates an unbound OBound object. Because OBound is a pure virtual class, you never declare any instances of OBound. This constructor is called by the subclass constructor. OBound objects must be bound with a call to BindToBinder before they are useful.

This constructor cannot fail or cause any errors.

The copy constructor for OBound is defined in the header but is not implemented. This is done so that the compiler's default implementation will not be used (it would be very incorrect). If you want an OBound subclass copy constructor, you must implement it.