Keeping list of Objects

[Jeremy]

I fixed my own problem -- I just need not use * and & symbols :)

Sometimes I get confused on to what is actually already made a pointer, and what
is not.

In article <e2ruoi$nv8$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, Jeremy says...
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>I'm writing a game in D, and in a loop, I'm creating new objects and keeping
>track of them by storing their pointers:
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>e.g. I have a linked list of pointers. In the loop, I do a "OBJECT newThing =
>new OBJECT()", and then I add the pointer &newThing to the linked list. After
>that function exits (and the scope exits), I try to access these OBJECTs by
>referencing the pointers... but I get an error. I assume the garbage collector
>is freeing that space?
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>Anyway, I want to do this because I want a linked list of different objects
>(e.g. all the objects in my game, which might be different classes -- I can cast
>these pointers later).
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>I'm realizing that this won't work (unless I make the newThing global, then the
>data I allocated still exists later). Anyone have a better way of accomplishing
>the same thing?
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