How to declare sf::Thread

[timo777]

I can't get rid of the following thing... When I try to make a member for my class like this:

sf::Thread                              ListenThread;

I can't declare it like this somewhere else:

sf::Thread                              ListenThread(&CMultiplayer::Listen, &Multiplayer);

At the window class, for example, there is a member create() to initalize it. So why it isn't here? I am proberly doing something stupid... 

[Nexus]

Always use the constructor initialization list to initialize member variables.

[timo777]

Thank you very much! I never would have come to that on my own.

[Nexus]

I never would have come to that on my own.

You are not supposed to magically discover C++ language features, you should rather have a good book that teaches them