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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    cool XD well I learned a lot of things from this discussion and I think I don't want to see more than ONE star before a variable for a while XD
    personally I hate working with dyn mem because I ever...
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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    sorry but what about reallocating matrix?
    for example...
    a matrix of an HWND array can be declared like that?


    typedef std::vector<HWND> HWNDArray;
    typedef std::vector<HWNDArray> ...
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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    sorry... misunderstood... well is because i didn't know the power of the std::vector... now i'm studing it :p

    what a wonderful forum!!! light speed replies and very useful tips!! thank you again!!
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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    can you post some example code please? I can't figure...
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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    interesting solution... I stopped studing C++ after class... so i miss all the strange template stuff, the std library, and so on... good excuse for getting an upgraded!!! many thanks!!!
    (it's still...
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    Re: allocating bidimensional matrix

    thank you for your many replies!
    sorry for the CODE tag... I didn't find it :P
    quoting lindley for the behaving of the realloc.
    I used realloc instead new/delete beacause with the C++ operator you...
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    allocating bidimensional matrix

    hi all!! I need to create a function that by reference reallocate an asymmetrical bidimensional
    character matrix...
    I've done something like that but it crash...
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