Instantiate an array of objects

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Hello,

I want to create an array of object of class MyClass, but with different parameters for the constructor. My best move is:

MyClass * my_array;
my_array = new MyClass[2];
my_array[0] = new MyClass(0);
my_array[1] = new MyClass(1);

There is no better way?!

MyClass have an operator []. But to call it, I must do:

(*my_array[0])[i]

Again, is there a better syntax?

Thank you.

[Athar]

If your objects are copyable:

vector<MyClass> vec;
vec.push_back(MyClass(0));
vec.push_back(MyClass(1));

[wasabi]

If there is no discernible order to the parameters, then it needs to be done manually. i.e.

array[0]=new MyClass(0);
array[1]=new MyClass(0);
array[2]=new MyClass(456);
array[3]=new MyClass(159);
array[4]=new MyClass(485);
array[5]=new MyClass(-2000);

However, if there is a relationship between the parameters (using your example: if the parameter equals the index), you can use a for-loop of some sort.

for(int i=0;i<5;i++)
   my_array[i]=new MyClass(i);

Or something.

[Begin]

@Athar:
Thank you! I have a lot of reading with vectors, lists and deques. I'm sure I will find what I need.

@Wasabi:
My problem was the pointless call to the default constructor by my_array = new MyClass[2];. Sorry for my imprecision and thank you anyway.