#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>

class MyClass {
private:
	int data;

public:
// Constructors:
	MyClass(int i);
	MyClass(void);

// Assignment:
	MyClass& operator =(const MyClass &src);
	MyClass& operator =(const int);

// Destructor:
	~MyClass(void);
};

MyClass::MyClass(int i)
{
	cerr << "  Now we're in \"MyClass::MyClass(int i)\"\n";
	data = i;
}

MyClass::MyClass(void)
{
	cerr << "  Now we're in \"MyClass::MyClass(void)\"\n";
	data = 0;
}

MyClass& MyClass::operator =(const MyClass &src)
{
	cerr << "  Now we're in \"operator =(const MyClass &src)\"\n";
	data = src.data;
	return (*this);
}

MyClass& MyClass::operator =(const int i)
{
	cerr << "  Now we're in \"operator =(const int i)\"\n";
	data = i;
	return (*this);
}

MyClass::~MyClass(void)
{
	cerr << "destructor\n";
}

void main(void)
{
	cerr << "\n\n";

	cerr << "About to declare test(10):\n";
	MyClass test(10);

	cerr << "About to declare test2 = test:\n";
	MyClass test2 = test;

	cerr << "(Why didn't we get the msg 'Now we're in \"operator =(const MyClass &src)\"'?)\n";

	cerr << "About to declare test3:\n";
	MyClass test3;

	cerr << "About to assign test3 = test:\n";
	test3 = test;
}