>>> Hi,
>>> I`m new to C++ and OOP in general and i come from long-time C mindset.
>>> So i have some style questions.
>>> I have a class that needs to be initialized by over nine parameters.
>>> So i decided to put this mess into some kind of an object (here by
>>> object i don`t mean a class instance) and pass it to constructor. In C
>>> such thing would usually be done by filling out a struct. Should i use
>>> an object (class instance) in C++ or is it ok to use structs?
>> Since the difference between a struct and a class is minimal in C++ it
>> does nor really matter, you can easily make them both behave the same
>> way. But since it's a matter of style take a look at the following and
>> tell me why a struct/class would be better than passing them all normally:

> <snip>

> Thanks for the answer.
> The reason i want to use some kind of a construct to hold init params
> of the object is because i want the client to have access to this
> params, i.e. a get method.
> Thinking of it now, i think the real question i need answered is,
> which is the most client-oriented way to hold these init variables.