Is it possible to prevent omission of aggregate initialization members?

Question

I have a struct with many members of the same type, like this

struct VariablePointers {
   VariablePtr active;
   VariablePtr wasactive;
   VariablePtr filename;         


        

Answer 1

For CppCoreCheck there's a rule for checking exactly that, if all members have been initialized and that can be turned from warning into an error - that is usually program-wide of course.

Update:

The rule you want to check is part of typesafety Type.6:

Type.6: Always initialize a member variable: always initialize, possibly using default constructors or default member initializers.