vector

[rsforster@sympatico.ca]

I was wondering why Visual Studio is not recognizing my vector
declarations properly.

I enter the following code :

#include <vector>

....


class whatever {

....

vector<aule_gl_ window ** windows;

....

}


and it sometimes gives me an error like :

Missing semicolon after 'vector'

It does not seem to recognize anything after the identifier "vevtor"


Robin

[mlimber]

Re: vector


rsforster@sympa tico.ca wrote:

I was wondering why Visual Studio is not recognizing my vector
declarations properly.
>
I enter the following code :
>
#include <vector>
>
...
>
>
class whatever {
>
...
>
vector<aule_gl_ window ** windows;

Try std::vector. Are you sure you want a pointer to a vector?

>
...
>
}
>
>
and it sometimes gives me an error like :
>
Missing semicolon after 'vector'
>
It does not seem to recognize anything after the identifier "vevtor"
>
>
Robin

Cheers! --M

[rsforster@sympatico.ca]

Re: vector


mlimber wrote:

>
Try std::vector. Are you sure you want a pointer to a vector?
>

I tried that and it does not work.

As for the pointer, this was my first big C++ project and there are a
few faux pas like this in my code.

[rossum]

Re: vector

On 9 Aug 2006 12:45:09 -0700, "rsforster@symp atico.ca"
<rsforster@symp atico.cawrote:

>
>I was wondering why Visual Studio is not recognizing my vector
>declarations properly.
>
>I enter the following code :
>
>#include <vector>
>
>...
>
>
>class whatever {
>
>...
>
vector<aule_gl_ window ** windows;
>
>...
>
>}
>
>
>and it sometimes gives me an error like :
>
>Missing semicolon after 'vector'
>
>It does not seem to recognize anything after the identifier "vevtor"
>
>
>Robin

Have you tried changing the name of your variable "windows" which
might be doing something strange to the MS compiler?

Failing that, can you get
std::vector<int intVec; to compile?

how about
std::vector<int *intPvec; ?

rossum

[Thomas J. Gritzan]

Re: vector

rsforster@sympa tico.ca schrieb:

mlimber wrote:

>Try std::vector. Are you sure you want a pointer to a vector?
>>

>
I tried that and it does not work.

Write a small example that shows the error and past the code here.

--
Thomas

[rsforster@sympatico.ca]

Re: vector

Have you tried changing the name of your variable "windows" which
might be doing something strange to the MS compiler?
>
Failing that, can you get
std::vector<int intVec; to compile?
>
how about
std::vector<int *intPvec; ?
>
rossum

I'll give it a shot.