Memory released ..

[HeinzK]

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[Laurent]

Sorry but I don't understand your question

And do you really need all these dynamic allocations?

[HeinzK]

Yes, I need it for a std::vector<> array.
My questino: is it a memoryleak possible, when I do that?

[Laurent]

Yes, I need it for a std::vector<> array.

std::vector already knows how to dynamically grow when you add elements, the elements themselves don't need to be dynamically allocated.

My questino: is it a memoryleak possible, when I do that?

Yes, everything that is allocated with new must be destroyed with delete. SFML never takes the ownership of user objects.

[Zefz]

std::vector does not need to hold pointers.

std::vector<SoundBuffer> myVector;

//Load some sounds
myVector.resize(3);
myVector[0].loadFromFile("sound1.wav");
myVector[1].loadFromFile("sound2.wav");
myVector[2].loadFromFile("sound3.wav");

myVector.clear();  //all memory is freed! no memory leaks
 

[HeinzK]

OK, but I have different ranges.
At this moment all things are working by me.
Thank you for the tip.