-=> Quoting Fran‡ois De Mey to Christian S. Pedersen
 FDM> Hi coder...
 
 CSP> If I "delete" a Class, allocated with "new", will the Class'
 CSP> destructor be called ? 
 CSP> Christian...
 FDM> Yes, and more...
Nope.
 FDM> If U allocate a Class with new in a block and that U don't destroy it
 FDM> before end of block, the Class will be destroyed propely and the
 FDM> destructor will be called.
Nope.
 FDM> {
 FDM> MyClass* Array;
 FDM> Array = new MyClass[ 50 ];
 FDM> }
 FDM> Here, MyClass.~MyClass() will be called 50 times and memory will be
 FDM> free. 
Nope.
You must call delete[] explicitly.  What _does_ do what you say is the
following:
{
  MyClass Array[50];
}
MyClass::~MyClass() will be called for each of the 50 objects... right after
MyClass::MyClass() is.
new creates memory on the heap - which the compiler can't actually keep track
of.  Your code must do it instead... and call delete or delete[] on it.
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