Thread: Let's have some fun with obscure C++ features!!!

I'll go first:

Code:

#include <iostream>

class Test
     {
     public:
          Test()
               {
               std::cout << "Construct" << std::endl;
               }
          ~Test()
               {
               std::cout << "Destruct" << std::endl;
               }
          void Refresh()
               {
               this->~Test();
               new ((void*)this) Test();
               }
     };
                     
int main(void)
     {

     Test test;
     test.Refresh();

     return 0;
     }

This code "explicity" calls both the destructor and constructor inside a call to itself.
doesn't seem like it should work does it?!?!