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warning: type `string' has a user-defined constructor

Subject: warning: type `string' has a user-defined constructor
From: email@hidden
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:47:28 +0200

Hi

I am using objective-c++ (or .mm files)

In my header file I have defined a std::string variable.

@interface MyStuff : NSObject
{
	std::string myString;
}

When compiling I get the warning: type `string' has a user-defined constructor.

Then in my init method I get a BAD_ACCESS_EXE exception thrown when assigning a value to myString

- (MyStuff *) init {
	myString.assign("123");
}

I can kind of guess that myString constructor has not been called?
What is the correct way of setting this up.

Thanks
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