Re: How to allocate the objects?

["Mohammad Iqbal" <mi368@index.com.jo>]

Your use of "new" is wrong. You can't use "new" directly in the class
definition. Instead, use "new" in the constructor of the class as in the
following:

class infoDB
{
    public: 
         InfoDB();
    protected:
         AccountDB *wallet;
         SavingDB* yucho;
}

InfoDB::InfoDB()
{
   wallet=new AccountDB;
   yucho=new SavingDB;
}

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> From: Takaaki Yagi <b101ttt@mxc.mesh.ne.jp>
> To: BCB Dev Journal <cpb-thread@zdtips.com>
> Subject: How to allocate the objects?
> Date: 28/جمادى الاولى/1419 04:49 ص
> 
> Hello all.
> Please look at this
> 
> class
> {
>        protected:
>         AccountDB* wallet = new AccountDB;
>         SavingDB* yucho = new SavingDB;
> };
> 
> The new statements in the class are not valid. Why?
> We always need to make permanent object in heap memory
> however, if this can't, how we make relations of the classes
> and allocate the objects?
> Thank you
> 
> Taka Yagi b101ttt@mxc.mesh.ne.jp
> Phone 001-81-0166-33-4729
> Website http://www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~exp/index.htm
>