Pointer help please...

[voyance]

I'm dealing with an array of pointer structures and I'm very new to pointers. But my issue is specifically with void add(), since that's the only one I've got so far:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

struct Fraction
{
	int num;
	int den;
};

void add(Fraction* [], char, int&);
void deleteall (Fraction*, int&);
int main()
{
	Fraction* fracptrs[20] = {0};
	int size = 0;
	char slash = '/';


         do{
		cout<<"Choose an option: \n"
			<<"\t1. Add new fraction\n"
			<<"\t2. Edit fraction\n"
			<<"\t3. Delete fraction\n"
			<<"\t4. Find fraction\n"
			<<"\t5. Display all fractions\n"
			<<"\t6. Show sum of all fractions\n"
			<<"\t7. Delete all fractions\n"
			<<"\t8. Quit\n"
			<<"Your option is... ";
		cin>> choice;

		if(choice == 1)
		{
			add(fracptrs, slash, size);
		}

	}while(choice != 8);

	cout << '\n';
	system ("pause");
	return 0;
}

void add(Fraction* fracptrs[], char slash, int& size)
{
	fracptrs[size] = new Fraction;
	cout<<"Enter a fraction: ";
	cin>> fracptrs[size] -> num >> slash >> fracptrs[size] -> den;

	cout<<"\nYou added the fraction: " << fracptrs[size] << '\n';

	size++;
}

I know I haven't written all of the code yet. Anyways, my main issue is the second cout statement in the void add() function. It seems to display what I think is the address of the array. How can I make it so that it displays the actual element??? Perhaps, my whole code is wrong...please shed me some light. Thanks :)

[coder777]

It seems to display what I think is the address of the array

No, it's the value of the pointer of new Fraction

The output is equivalent to the input:
cout<<"\nYou added the fraction: " << fracptrs[size] -> num << slash << fracptrs[size] -> den << '\n';