| c++ Programming Glossary: deletemeC++: Delete this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3150942/c-delete-this  or maybe using an auxiliary method void doStuff otherClass.deleteMe this void deleteMe void obj delete obj   c delete new operator.. method void doStuff otherClass.deleteMe this void deleteMe void obj delete obj   c delete new operator self destruction.. 
 make shared_ptr not use delete http://stackoverflow.com/questions/441306/make-shared-ptr-not-use-delete  like boost shared_ptr not to call delete but call ptr deleteMe instead. Also i have a few C styled functions that return a.. caller. boost shared_ptr T ptr new T std mem_fun_ref T deleteMe boost shared_ptr S ptr new S std ptr_fun lib_freeXYZ   share.. 
 getting a normal ptr from shared_ptr? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/505143/getting-a-normal-ptr-from-shared-ptr  something like shared_ptr t makeSomething mem_fun Type deleteMe i now need to call C styled func that require a pointer to Type... 
 Is there a way to initialize an array with non-constant variables? (C++) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/972705/is-there-a-way-to-initialize-an-array-with-non-constant-variables-c  for int j 0 j x j  array i j otherClass.array i j ~MyClass deleteMe void allocate int x int y array new char x for int i 0 i y i.. new char x for int i 0 i y i  array i new char y void deleteMe for int i 0 i y i delete array i delete array MyClass operator.. operator const MyClass otherClass  if this otherClass  deleteMe  x otherClass.x y otherClass.y allocate x y for int i 0 i x.. 
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