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How do I deallocate the memory for the following code?<br />
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CStringArray ob ; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
CString s ;<br />
CString *pStr ;<br />
ob.SetSize( 0,100 );<br />
for (INT ni=0;ni&lt; 3/*1000*/;++ni) {<br />
pStr = new CString ;<br />
pStr-&gt;Format(&quot;Test String %d&quot;,ni) ;<br />
ob.Add ( pStr-&gt;GetBuffer(0) );<br />
pStr-&gt;ReleaseBuffer(-1 ) ;<br />
}<br />
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CString s1 ;<br />
s1 = ob.GetAt(1) ;<br />
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I tried:<br />
for (INT n=0;n&lt;3;++n)<br />
delete (CString*) ob.GetAt(n) ;<br />
and<br />
delete ob.GetAt(n) ;<br />
but the compiler complains. &nbsp;<br />

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How do I deallocate the memory for the following code?

CStringArray ob ;	
CString s ;
CString *pStr ;
ob.SetSize( 0,100 );
for (INT ni=0;ni< 3/*1000*/;++ni) {
pStr = new CString ;
pStr->Format("Test String %d",ni) ;
ob.Add ( pStr->GetBuffer(0) );
pStr->ReleaseBuffer(-1 ) ;
}

CString s1 ;
s1 = ob.GetAt(1) ;

I tried:
for (INT n=0;n<3;++n)
delete (CString*) ob.GetAt(n) ;
and
delete ob.GetAt(n) ;
but the compiler complains.  


CStringArray  and CString deallocation??

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