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CWG2366 introduced the term "initialization full-expression" but never defined it. What exactly are we talking about here? The spec never actually defines what an initialization is or what it consists of from a grammar stand-point either, so no clues there.
We've used the following related wording elsewhere:
the full-expression of the initialization
the part of the full-expression that performs the initialization
any full-expression in its /initializer/
If we can't come up with a definition editorially, can we reword the text to use one of the forms above so that we're not introducing a new term?
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CWG2366 introduced the term "initialization full-expression" but never defined it. What exactly are we talking about here? The spec never actually defines what an initialization is or what it consists of from a grammar stand-point either, so no clues there.
We've used the following related wording elsewhere:
If we can't come up with a definition editorially, can we reword the text to use one of the forms above so that we're not introducing a new term?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: