From the xerces docs:
>Key points to remember when using the C++ DOM classes:
> Create them as local variables, or as member
> variables of some other class. Never "new" a
> DOM object into the heap or make an ordinary C
> pointer variable to one, as this will greatly
> confuse the automatic memory management.
Why can't I 'new' dom objects? Is this wrong practise
unconditionally, or I only must be very careful?
what is the difference between
{
DOM_Document *pdoc=new
DOM_Document(impl.createDocument(...));
...........................
delete pdoc;
}
and
{
DOM_Document doc=impl.createDoc(...);
......................
}
why I can make those objects being parts of the
stucture and then alloc the that structure?
(the doc doesn't say I can't do so)
What I exactly need is to pass the pointer
to DOM_Document or its equivalent (call it handle)
between C and C++ parts of the programm.
Sorry if I am asking something really stupid
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Sincerely Yours, Konstantin Kivi, Russia, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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