I have a class with assignment operator as below.
char *buff;
myString& operator= ( const myString& other )
{
cout << " myString::operator=\n";
if( this != &other ){
cout<<"my string ="<<endl;
delete [] buff;
length = other.length;
buff = new char[length];
my_strncpy( buff, other.buff, length );
}
return *this;
}
I am deleting memory for buff and allocating with length of new string. How can I handle any exception that happen during allocating memory with new. How can I restore the value of buff to old values incase of exception.
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