new operator to create array of objects and use a particular constructor overload? Possible?

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Assume that A is a user defined class (as shown below)

class A
{
	DWORD m_a, m_b;
	BOOL m_bFlag;

public:
	A()
	{
		ZeroMemory(this, sizeof(*this));
	}

	A(BOOL bFlag)
	{
		m_bFlag = bFlag;
	}
};

void foo()
{
	A *p1, *p2, *p3;


	/* I know this will work */
	p1 = new A(TRUE);



	/* This should be fine too */
	p2 = new A[10];


	/* Combining these... is something like this possible? */
	p3 = new A(TRUE)[10];
	
	/*
	I want the overload A::A(BOOL) to be called instead of default constructor and this should happen with all the objects.
	Is there any way to accomplish this?
	*/
}

I want to pass TRUE to all instances.

I know there are alternatives like creating a seperate function that'll allocate and set the member variable to TRUE and finally return the base pointer.
But is it possible to do that without any workaround?