C++ Problem

gerTheGreat

Hey, I'm just wondering how do you pass a value from an integer to an address in an array pointer, (also int)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Ger...

Boston

X= your integer value
Y = your address

*Y = X (the think Y points to is assigned the value X)

That should be it from what I remember.

Edit, I didn't read your post fully.

So you have something like this

typedef int* IntPtr

IntPtr a;
a = new IntPtr[size_of_block]

//Now you have an array of pointers.
//To assign an individual pointer, do like you would normally.

*a[2] = x (where X is a value)

gerTheGreat

that's it thanks a mill
ger...

goldilocked

This looks dodgey to me...

You've created an array of size integer pointers.

You're then storing the value x in the address contained in the second array entry. But you have not allocated this storage.

Boston

True, but the question was how to assign pointers in an array. The bit of code demonstates that, it doesn't demonstate how to set up a pointer array. Just include a for loop that assigns storage to each of your pointers in the array

for(int i = 0; i<size;i++){
a = new int;
}

goldilocked

Well if the OP's learning how to program, they may aswell also learn our pedantic ways!