my dynamic pointer wont pass values

[maskzilla]

#include "accounts.h"

class Bank:Account{
	sav_acct *Ps;
	chk_acct *Pc;
	time_acct *Pt;
	char name[20];
	char addy[50];
public:
	Bank(int x, int y, int z);{
		Ps = new sav_acct[x];
		Pc = new chk_acct[y];
		Pt = new time_acct[z];
}

now, int's x y and z all make it here, but i cant make them go to the arrays,

for example when i do Bank B1(200, 400, 200),
it doesnt pass 200 to the sav_account[]
**note** sav_ acct and all them are defined in accounts.h

[rmullen3]

#include "accounts.h"

class Bank:Account{
sav_acct *Ps;
chk_acct *Pc;
time_acct *Pt;
char name[20];
char addy[50];
public:
Bank(int x, int y, int z);{
Ps = new sav_acct[x];
Pc = new chk_acct[y];
Pt = new time_acct[z];
}

to...

#include "accounts.h"

class Bank:Account{
sav_acct *Ps;
chk_acct *Pc;
time_acct *Pt;
char name[20];
char addy[50];
public:
Bank(int x, int y, int z)
{
Ps = new sav_acct[x];
Pc = new chk_acct[y];
Pt = new time_acct[z];
}
};

Also, when you say "it doesnt pass 200 to the sav_account[]" do you mean, it doesn't make sav_account an array of 200 elements? Or something else?

The code I posted should work... although it's a bit dangerous (the memory isn't deleted, x,y,z aren't checked to be valid sizes, etc).

[maskzilla]

Originally posted by rmullen3

#include "accounts.h"

class Bank:Account{
sav_acct *Ps;
chk_acct *Pc;
time_acct *Pt;
char name[20];
char addy[50];
public:
Bank(int x, int y, int z);{
Ps = new sav_acct[x];
Pc = new chk_acct[y];
Pt = new time_acct[z];
}

to...

#include "accounts.h"

class Bank:Account{
sav_acct *Ps;
chk_acct *Pc;
time_acct *Pt;
char name[20];
char addy[50];
public:
Bank(int x, int y, int z)
{
Ps = new sav_acct[x];
Pc = new chk_acct[y];
Pt = new time_acct[z];
}
};

Also, when you say "it doesnt pass 200 to the sav_account[]" do you mean, it doesn't make sav_account an array of 200 elements? Or something else?

yeah thats what i mean... and i changed it, ran the debugger till after i ran the constructor in my main, and it still didnt make the 200 :-(

[rmullen3]

Well, does it work in the program... or is it just the debugger that says it hasn't been allocated