i think you may have misinterpreted his intent, SirKnight, or i have...

what i think you want to do is start your own thread on GD about the topic, heh, instead of stepping on TSU''s toes

anyway, try this instead

for( whatever)
myfoos = new foo;

cuz

T* Name[x]

creates x pointers to type T, each one referenced by
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Well, you were both wrong, and I was too.

I wrote the code incorrectly, I ment

      my_foos[i] = new foo      

(what else the loop for??? just to eat up processor time??? ). And it still doesn't work (I'm using Borland C++ 3.1 dor DOS (need it in CS class)). Just try it!

And I'm not trying to take over anyone's thread, ok? >

UPDATE: The problem was that I didn't realize that the forum app. will change my post from

  [i]  

to italic (forum code... )

Edited by - cearny on January 16, 2001 1:54:28 PM

heh, same thing happend to me... so i was right , well, kinda

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