Dynamic Array of Object Fucntion call.

Can someone please help me with the piece of code...


cout << "How many items would you like to enter in the inventory?";
int arrayLen = reader2.readInt();

Menu *itemArray;
itemArray = new Menu[arrayLen];

for(int t=0; t<arrayLen; t++)
{
itemArray[t].newItem;


}

It skips over itemArray[t].newItem;
not sure how to fix this???

I would be thankful for any help.

It doesnt do anything. You arent telling the program what to do with it...

What is it you want it to do. :confused:

I am trying to create a array of Menu objects with a array size picked by the user...
then run though each of those objects in the array and run the newItem fucntion witch is part of the Menu object.

Code:

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itemArray[t].newItem();

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I think thats probably what your trying to do.
If not post where newItem is defined.

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Quote:

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itemArray = new Menu[arrayLen];

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I think it's can change like this:

Code:

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itemArray = new Menu[arrayLen+1];  //gave a space for the  '\0'

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maybe this is not error point.

You only need the null character to terminate character arrays. I doubt it would be useful for an array of Menu objects, however they are defined.