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richy_b28-Aug-11 10:27
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Hi,
I assume in your code you instantiated a CSnp object and added a pointer to it to the Snaplist. The Snaplist just contains the pointer, calling removeAt on it will remove the pointer but not the allocated memory that it points to. So yes you will need to manually call delete on it! Or else you will get a memory leak.
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