delete isn't working for me!

OK, So there I was writing my interesting program that uses lib's, if you haven't heard about it, read my other thread...
ok, anyway, here's the story:

I'm doing a class, which uses a constructor and a destructor as follows:

class cMyWindow
{
private:
.
HWND hWnd;
char* title;
.
blah blah
.
.
.

public:
cMyWindow(HWND hwnd, const char Title);
~cMyWindow()
.
.
blah blah
.
.
};


cMyWindow::cMyWindow(HWND hwnd, const char Title)
{
this->hWnd=hwnd;
this->title=new(char[strlen(Title)+1]);
strcpy(this->title,Title);
}

~cMyWindow()
{
this->hWnd=0;
delete this->hWnd; <------THE PROBLEM GOES HERE
}

the program compiles perfectly, but when It runs over the "delete", it exits with a horrible assertion error
I don't know how to fix this!

By the way, I'm using Visual C++ 6.0 Enterprise Edition(Don't tell me not to use it because it costed me a fortune)

If anybody knows how to fix this problem, or at least knows why this is happening, tell me!

Oskilian

It's because a window handle is NOT a C++ object -- you can't use new or delete with it.

Nonononono
my mistake

it was a typing mistake, the correct one must be

delete this->title; <------THE PROBLEM GOES HERE

sorry

(the first message is mine, but I forgot to log in before writing it)

Oskilian

Hmm... did you try using delete[] in place of delete?

I have used code much like this before, without having problems. I never use parentheses with new, but it should work the same either way.

Also, you don't need to do things like "this->title" -- just saying "title" is the same.

I'll try it
i knew that the this->title isn't necessary, butt it makes my code easier to understand (anyway, when it compiles, it removes the this.

But thank you, I'll try it

Oskilian