Array of Image/Picture boxes

Im trying to create an array of image/picture boxes using C++ Builder 6.0 forms (if possible?),
instead of intialising each individual Image component.

My Current program loads each separate image block:

<code>
AnsiString WallBlock = "Images\\Wall.jpg"; //Image to load, picture of a wall

//Load in 1 row of wall blocks (p0 is the name of the image box)
p0->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p1->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p2->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p3->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p4->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p5->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p6->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p7->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p8->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p9->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p10->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
p11->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
</code>

I've attempted trying to create an array of boxes but i am unsure how to do it:

<code>
//use loop to create 1 row of wall blocks
for(int i=0; i < 12; i++)
{
p(i)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
}
</code>

Is it possible to set the names of the image boxes to act like a control array such as:
p(0)
p(1)
p(2)
p(3) etc.
I've seen like an array created in Visual Basic but how can you create in C++ Builder ?

Alternatively, if there is a better way of doing it, let me know, thanks very much.

Andy

Is that possible to create an array of TImages?
Image(0)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
Image(1)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
Image(2)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
Image(3)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);
Image(4)->Picture->LoadFromFile(WallBlock);

Can someone please give me an idea on how to load in a row of images using picture boxes?

There must be a easier a way than intialising each image box to load a picture
Could I use a pointer? Im really stuck, Im trying to create a 2D grid of images which is for a RPG Game (Final Year Project at Preston UCLAN). So for example where there is just a row of wall blocks, I want to able to put it in a loop instead intialising each picture box. (1 to 10 (top of grid) pictures boxes will load in the wall block image).

Andy

to access elements in arrays in c++, you need to use array[element], not array(element)