I am creating a program that uses an array of objects declared with
Element* elements =newElement[number];
where an element is a class that has/needs a its own destructor.
when I go to delete this would I use just use array delete, and have the program worry about calling the destructor:
delete[] elements;
or do I call the destructor for each item explicitly with keyword delete:
for
(
int
ii =0; ii<ArraySize; ii++)
delete
elements[ii];
delete
[] elements;
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Note: I understand that I could probably use something like boost::ptr_vector, but I wanted similar to hashTable functionality (so the for loop would need additional information, but that is outside of the direct scope of this question) which is why I am using a traditional array. I would still like to know which behavior is needed to avoid memory leaks.
解答：
第一个是正确的，第二个会得到编译错误。
这个问题主要的问题其实是对于多位数组的动态内存分配的问题。比如我们不能直接使用int* p=new int[4][3];等的的。
而是应该借鉴下面的例子：
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1
2
3
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elements =
new
Element *[rows];
for
(
int
i=0; i<rows; i++)
elements[i] =
new
Element[row_len];
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然后采用：
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1
2
3
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for
(
int
i=0; i<rows; i++)
delete
[] elements[i];
delete
[] elements;
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原文地址：http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10425354/removing-objects-from-an-array
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