Passing Objects to Constructors and Receiving a Logic Error

[CaptainMorgan]

If anyone would be so kind... I do not know why I am receiving the below error. Desired output is also given.

Foobasesbase::Foobasesbase( const string& one, const string& two, const string& three ) 
  : onedata( one ), twodata( two ), threedata( three ) 
{ 
  cout << "Foobasesbase constructor called." << endl; 
} 


Foobase::Foobase( const string& one, const string& two, const string& three, const string& four, 
                  const string& five, const string& six ) 
  : Foobasesbase( one, two, three ), fourdata( four ), fivedata( five ), sixdata( six ) 
{ 
  cout << "Foobase constructor called." << endl; 
} 


Foo:Foo( const string& one, const string& two, const string& three, const string& four,  
         const string& five, const string& six, const string& seven, const string& eight ) 
  : FooBase( FooBasesBase( one, two, three ), four, five, six ), foosev( seven ), fooeig( eight ) 
{ 
  cout << "Foo constructor called." << endl; 
} 



// error 
Foobasesbase constructor called. 
Foobase constructor called. 
Foobasesbase destructor called. 
Foo constructor called. 
fourdata, fivedata, sixdata, sevendata, eightdata 
Foo destructor called. 
Foobase destructor called. 
Foobasesbase destructor called. 

// desired output 
Foobasesbase constructor called. 
Foobase constructor called. 
Foo constructor called. 
onedata, twodata, threedata 
fourdata, fivedata, sixdata, sevendata, eightdata 
Foo destructor called. 
Foobase destructor called. 
Foobasesbase destructor called.

Thank you.

[vart]

Foo:Foo( const string& one, const string& two, const string& three, const string& four,  
         const string& five, const string& six, const string& seven, const string& eight ) 
  : FooBase( one, two, three , four, five, six ), foosev( seven ), fooeig( eight )

maybe?

[CaptainMorgan]

Ah... thank you.