[daianahoney]

hi everyone.
I know that you can use conversion constructor to assign a primitive type to a class:

class X
{ 
   int val;
   X(int x) { val=x;}
//...
}

but how do you do it when you need to have main() like this:

int main()
{
  INT i=10;
  int ii=i;
}

what do I need in the INT class?
Thanks in advance! Cheers!

[daianahoney]

sorry, i lack some clarity
[code]
class X
{
int val;
public:
X(int x=0) { val=x;}
//...
}
void f()
{
X i=3;
}

[sepp2k]

You need a conversion operator. In this case that would look like this (inside your class):

operator int() { return val; }

[daianahoney]

thank you for your time!