Fellow UUGers, OK, I have another question that has bugged me for years: How do you create a dynamically allocated array at runtime in C++? As I understand it, you can't use variables for the dimensions so that the array is sized at runtime. The following would not work: int a, b; int myArray[a][b]; My workaround has always been to create a vector, pushing onto the back of it all of the elements, then creating a function that takes an x and a y value and indexes into the vector like it is a two dimensional array. There has got to be a better way.... I have read something about dynamic arrays being created on the heap with the new command at runtime but I'm not sure how to use them. Any thoughts? Thanks as always! Dave Darrough [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------- BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/
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