Changing a pointer type to my defined type

[iammilind]

Is there any way to change a pointer type to our user defined type.
For example,
In my code, I have something like this:
=============== =============== ===
int i = 0;
int *p;
int **pp;
=============== =============== ===

I want it to be,

=============== =============== ===
int i = 0;
MyType<int> p;
MyType<MyType<i nt> > pp;
=============== =============== ===

I tried to write a manual parser for this; however, there were so many corner cases coming out.
I think there is no language facility; but is there any way to change the pointer type at compilation or any other level ?

Assume that, I want it do be done in existing code.

[Banfa]

If you are talking about re-factoring across an existing source code base

T * to MyType<T>

Then I thing you have a hard time ahead of you. There are re-factoring tools, for instance Eclipse contains a re-factoring tool that allows you to rename a variable or type across a code base. Whether it would be able to cope with anything so complex is beyond my guess. I imagine you can also by re-factoring tools,I also imagine they are expensive.