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tsk@cts.com (John Lutz) wrote:

:In article <31667AC8.4EE2@mindlink.bc.ca>,
:   Blake Kadatz <blake_kadatz@mindlink.bc.ca> wrote:
:>John Lutz wrote:
:>> 
:>>   I would like to store all the objects in a linked list for a given 
:window. I
:>> would like for the linked list to handle the dynamic allocation of these
:>> object and return the pointer to the subclass that is allocating the 
:objects
:>> on the linked list. I would like for the linked list class to delete all
:>> objects dynamically.
:>
:>Have you tried CObList or CPtrList?  These classes don't automatically 
:>delete the object for you, but when you remove the object from the list, 
:>it returns you a pointer.  Easy -- just delete that pointer.
:>
:
:
:Opps, I forgot to mention it's under Visual C++ 4.0 but not using
:MFC.
:
:John
:
:PS- Also, this project doesn't include MFC, how difficult would it be to 
:implemente MFC (linking in a .LIB file)? I'm somewhat new to MFC/VC++ but not 
:to C++.
:
Linked lists are actually quite easy to implement, if you are looking
to do it yourself.  Most C++ programming books will discuss how.

If you are looking for other libraries that will do it for you, check
out either STL (included with VC++ 4.0) or RogueWave.

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