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

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

Is this any better? I've tried setting the preferences for this mailing 
list to "plain text" so that it doesn't try to send HTML - let's see if 
it works. I might have to try a couple of times to get the formatting 
right, though.

Sorry for the confusion - I'll get there in the end.

Graham

Per Westermark wrote:

>Hi Graham!
>
>Is there possibly some settings to be made in your mail client, to allow
>it to better separate your text from the text you are answering? I see
>that you are using a html client while I - as a lot of other users - are
>using text clients. As you can see from the attached text, it really is
>hard to separate your text from Satish's.
>
>If nothing else is possible, maybe you may write GD: at the start of each
>of your lines. I don't want to read the original questions multiple times,
>just locate the answers and see if I'm satisfied, or if I maybe have some
>more comments on the issue at hand.
>
>/Per W
>
>On Mon, 21 Jul 2003, Graham Douglas wrote:
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>>Satish Medepalli wrote:
>>
>> 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();
>>
>>You can't do that, either
>>
>> 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??
>>
>>No, it's not and, like others I can't see a need.
>>
>> Thank You in advance.
>>-Sateesh Medepalli
>>
>>    
>>
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