Re: [Dev-C++] Help with creating objects dynamically

[Graham D. <g.d...@nt...>]

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Satish Medepalli wrote:<br>
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  <pre wrap="">Hello,

   I have the following requirement while creating objects.. I will try to
explain it using a small example..

   Suppose I have a class Student defined and I want to create objects of
type Student inside the main function..

   And say, the actual name with which i want to create the obect is
stored in a character array at run time.. say i have the following
statement
char NAME[]=getName();</pre>
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You can't do that, either<br>
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and the above function is returning the name "JOHN" at run time.

   Now i want to get the name out of the character array and create the
object using that particular name at run time.. i.e., 
Student JOHN;  

   in a nutshell i want to give the name of the objects to be created at
run time. IS THIS POSSIBLE?? IF SO CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH THIS??</pre>
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No, it's not and, like others I can't see a need.<br>
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Thank You in advance.
-Sateesh Medepalli 

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