Re: How does STL map deal with scoping and memory persistance

Tommo wrote: 
Being that I am holding pointers ( that have been new'd elsewhere )
when i want to remove elements from this map, should i be deleting the
value under a key or will the container take are of it for me??

If you allocated the memory, you need to take care of destroying it (unless you've explicitly passed on the responsibility for deleting it, e.g. to a smart pointer). The map only takes care of memory and objects it allocates. So, you should be deleting the value or, ideally, you should be using a smart pointer rather than a raw pointer.

Tom
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