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Basic array of classes

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spirou

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Oct 22, 2001
22
FR
Hi, i'm a bit lost by using C++.

I want to store the adresses of each instances of a classe in an array of pointers.

Here is a sample of what i'm trying to do :
Code:
class object{
 ...
};

main()
{
  object **a_objects;
  a_objects = new (* objet)[10];

  objet myobject1();
  a_objects[0] = &myobjet1;

  objet myobject2();
  a_objects[1] = &myobjet2;

  ...
}
This syntax doesn't work, he he it's a bit painful but I'm a noob [tongue]

May someone help me ?


P.s: I hope that there are not too much mistakes in my english. (poor french)
 
a_objects = new (* objet)[10];
a_objects = new object* [10];

-pete
 
hmmm,

another pb :
Code:
class object{
 fct1(){...};
};

main()
{
  object **a_objects;
  a_objects = new objet*[10];

  for( int i; i<10; i++) a_objects[i]=NULL;
  ...
  for( int i; i<10; i++){
    if(
Code:
a_objects[i] != NULL
Code:
 ) /* acces violation ? */
      a_objects[i]->fct1();
  }
  ...
}
 
Sorry sometime I'm a bit stupid.

This code works.
 
Well actually you do have a problem. You need to initiailize the &quot;i&quot; variable in your for loops or it could be anything, for example -200, which might indeed cause an access violation.
Code:
for(int i=0; ....)

Always initialize variables... ALWAYS.

-pete
 
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