Array/vector class member of variable size

you can either use stl::vector or pass the array size to the class and create the c-array then, here is the latter:

class Times
{
public:

};

Hi Rothbard,

Absolutley.

Consider the TList object.  It is a list of arbitrary length of pointers to objects that the programmer passes to the class.  The objects are user defined with the class having no knowledge of the underlying data structure or size.

You can certainly do the same thing with your own classes.



Good Luck,
Kent

you can use a STL vector<> class, you just create it empty, then you can add items or separate some room for elements furtherly.
Do you know about it?

sorry .. my browser was too fast .. ;)

class Times
{
public:
    Times( int size )
    : m_size( size )
    {
        m_array = new float[m_size];
    }
    ~Times()
    {
        delete[] m_array;
    }

    float& GetTimeAt( int idx ) { return m_array[idx]; }

private:
    float *m_array;
    int      m_size;
};

Thanks a lot for all your replies, guys. I gave the points to the answers I found most useful for what I need to do.