c++ - Why i can't delete my array pointer when i declared it with the 'new' keyword - Stack Overflow

Your bufferX and bufferY variables are not declared as class members but rather as variables in the asd() function/constructor and they are deleted when that function exits.

You should declare them as class members

#*buffery #retain #code #bufferx= #please

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