Is there any """Anti Stringizing operator #"""

[babakandme]

Hi everybody:D
I've a string that contains the name of a class.

Some members told that I can use """Stringizing Operator (#)""", but
the problem is here, that I have the string, & I want something vice-
versa.
As we know with """Stringizing Operator (#)""", we can get the stirng
name of a class or ... str <--- #ClassA

But I want to instantiate a class that I have just it's name as a
string.
ClassA * clsA = new ??? <--- Str ???

How can I do it?
I don't want to use """HardCoding""".

Thanks.

[Ian Collins]

ba********@yahoo.com wrote:

Hi everybody:D
I've a string that contains the name of a class.

Some members told that I can use """Stringizing Operator (#)""", but
the problem is here, that I have the string, & I want something vice-
versa.
As we know with """Stringizing Operator (#)""", we can get the stirng
name of a class or ... str <--- #ClassA

But I want to instantiate a class that I have just it's name as a
string.
ClassA * clsA = new ??? <--- Str ???

How can I do it?
I don't want to use """HardCoding""".

Why all the triple quotes?

It sounds like you are looking for the factory pattern.

You can't instantiate a class by name dynamically in C++ like you can in
scripting languages.

--
Ian Collins.

[babakandme]

Yeah my Man:>
thanks...

Actually first I didn't want to use any HardCoding...
But now I see, here the FactoryMethod Pattern works...

Why all the triple quotes?

They are just for more attention, & make the issue more visible:>

Once again, thank you in advance...