Deallocating my constructor memory

[hopesfall]

So I have the following in my constructor:

Queue<T> *newQueue = new Queue<T>;
...// do stuff not involving newQueue
items[i] = newQueue;

Now I need to deallocate the memory I used in my constructor so I try the following in my destructor:

delete newQueue;

But the compiler is yelling at me saying:

Error	8	error C2065: 'newQueue' : undeclared identifier	
Error	9 error C2541: 'delete' : cannot delete objects that are not pointers	

What is suppose to go in my destructor?

[Disch]

I assume items is some kind of container that is owned by the class. In which case (and assuming all of its elements were added this way) you would iterate through items and delete each member.

Example:

class MyClass
{
  std::vector<Foo*>  stuff;

  MyClass()
  {
    stuff.push_back( new Foo );
    // ..or..
    Foo* f = new Foo;
    stuff.push_back( f );
  }

  ~MyClass()
  {
    while( !stuff.empty() )
    {
      delete stuff.back();
      stuff.pop_back();
    }
  }
};