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if I make a typedef someobject* pntr;
I can use this typedef to make a pointer to point to an object of type someobject. but can I also use a pointer made from this typedef to point to an array of someobject?
Yes:
However, it is considered poor style in both C++ and C to use typedefs to disguise the fact that something is a pointer, so don’t do this.