Still have the error even with a default constructor.
class Foo {
public:
Foo ( int x, int y, int type );
}
And in the .cpp file
Foo::Foo ( int x = 0, int y = 0, int type = 0 ) {
And yet, when I call it
Foo foo_array[5][5];
I get the error. Any reason why that may be?
Put the default arguments in the declaration of constructor. As it is, the compiler doesn't know about them when you try to create the array.