Re: how to instantiate n objects during runtime?

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From: John Niesz
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 00:00

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just store them in a Vector, using the addElement(Object myObj) function in
the loop, and when you read the objects from the Vector, make sure you cast
them appropriately: ((MyObj)(vec.elementAt(index)));

Mariano Belinky wrote:

> how can I instantiate n objects in runtime? for example, I pass and int
> arg to a for and the loop will instantiate that "quantity" of objects.
>
> Mariano

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