Incorrect values Printed

I have a piece of code that looks like this
Basically, I have a Customer class and the Customer selects from a list of offers from a vector which is defined inside the Customer class.

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for (vector<Customer>::iterator CIt = i_CustomersList.begin(); CIt != i_CustomersList.end(); CIt++)
        {        for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
                        {
                                Offer Contract = CIt->selectOffer(i);
                                //Contract.display(); cout<<endl;
                                CIt->setCurrentContract(Contract,i);
                        }
        }

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Now the setCurrentContract method is defined in the Customer Class as:

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        void setCurrentContract(Offer ContractOffer, int ProdIndex)
                {
                        cout<<endl<<"***************************************"<<endl;
                        cout<<endl<<"Displaying from set Curr. Contr. method"<<endl;
                        c_Contract[ProdIndex] = &ContractOffer;
                        c_Contract[ProdIndex]->display();
                        cout<<endl<<endl;
                        //cout<<endl<<"Selected"<<endl;
                }

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c_Contract is declared thus

Code:

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Offer * c_Contract[3]

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Now when I am printing the offers from the setCurrentContract method as shown above the correct contracts are being output.
However, when I am trying to do this:

Code:

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for (vector<Customer>::iterator CIt = i_CustomersList.begin(); CIt != i_CustomersList.end(); CIt++)
                        {
                      for (int i = 0; i<3;i++)
                              {CIt->displayContracts();}
                        }

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only the last offer is output for all the contracts.

the displayContracts method is :

Code:

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void displayContracts()
                {

                       
                        for( int i = 0; i < 3; i++ )
                                {        cout<<endl<<"ProdIndex"<<i<<endl;
                                        if(  c_Contract[i] != NULL  )
                                                  {c_Contract[i]->display();}
                                        else
                                                {cout<<endl<<"No Contract for ProdIndex: "<<i;}
                    }
                }

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Probably something funny is going on while assigning the contracts under the c_Contracts variable. Please help.

And the debugging of this program you have done has revealed what?

As 2kaud said, try the debugger. I'm having trouble making sense of your code. I don't see what you're first loop is trying to accomplish. In setCurrentContract, you're storing the address of a local object, which is never good.

I applaud you for trying to use code tags, but please try to make the indenting more sensible in the future. The code within the tags is still very messy and hard to read. Also, it is a good idea to post something that others might compile. Produce an example that can be copied and pasted into an online compiler, and just maybe someone here will run it and point out an obvious problem. When you post only snips from different parts of the program, it is impossible for anyone to know what you actually compiled and executed! :ehh:

While doing the above, many people end up finding their own problem and no longer need to post a question.