Copy constructor for Queue ADT (as an Array)

I have been struggling with the for two evenings, and can't seem to get anything other than garbage out. I know it is probably becasue of garbage in but I can't figure how to eliminate that.
This is what I have for the copy constructor:

Code:

template<class Type>
void queueType<Type>::copyQueue(const queueType<Type>& otherQueue)
{
	if (queueFront != NULL)
		destroyQueue();
	if (otherQueue.queueFront == NULL)
	{
		queueFront = 0;
		queueRear = 0;
		count = 0;
	}
	else
	{
		count = otherQueue.count;
		maxQueueSize = otherQueue.maxQueueSize;
		queueFront = otherQueue.queueFront;
		queueRear = otherQueue.queueRear;
		list = new Type[maxQueueSize];
		assert (list != NULL);
		for (int i = queueFront; i < queueRear; i++)
			list[i] == otherQueue.list[i];
	}
}

I am now getting the count correct for the "copy to" queue but that is because I made an explicit assignment. The elements in the "copy to" queue have garbage values.

WHY?

I understand that as element are deleted from the front of the queue and elements are added to the rear, the indices are advanced which is why I used queueFront and queueRear in the for loop, but that hasn't changed the garbage returned.

What have I not included?

Thanks for the help!

Problem is this line:

Code:

list[i] == otherQueue.list[i];

Is it because I am assigning the address values instead of the element values?
I need a second line to assign the element values?



OH! I have a relational operator instead of an assignment operator!
DUH!!!



That was it I think, sort of! I got all the values assigned correctly, except the last, so I assigned the upper limit of my for loop to maxQueueSize and that fixed everything.

I feel like such a duffus! I have been looking at that code for two evenings! Geeze OH Man!

Thanks Brewbuck!