[RESOLVED] Overloading default constructor

[steve_rm]

Hello,

g++ (GCC) 4.6.0

I have a class I want to create constructors for. However, as I have structure as part of the class I am running into difficultly since I overloaded the constructor.

I have my default constructor with a initializer list and I have a default constructor for the structure in the class.

However, when I added my overloaded constructor I keep getting the following errors, not sure why:

error: Floor_plan::Floor_plan()’ cannot be overloaded
error: with ‘Floor_plan::Floor_plan()’

class Floor_plan
{
private:
    unsigned int width;
    unsigned int height;

    struct floor_size {
        unsigned int x;
        unsigned int y;

        // Constructor
        floor_size() {}
        floor_size(unsigned int _x, unsigned int _y) : x(_x), y(_y) {}
    } floor;

public:
    Floor_plan() {}
    Floor_plan() : width(1), height(2), floor(10, 20) {}
    Floor_plan(unsigned int _width, unsigned int _height, unsigned int _x, unsigned int _y);
    ~Floor_plan() {};

    unsigned int get_floor_width();
    unsigned int get_floor_height();
    unsigned int get_floor_x_coordinate();
    unsigned int get_floor_y_coordinate();
    void set_floor_width(unsigned int _width);
    void set_floor_height(unsigned int height);

    void print_floorplan();
};

Many thanks for any suggestions,

[David Anton]

You have two parameterless constructors defined.
The fact that one has an initializer list is irrelevant.