Help with vectors

[ALi Shaikh]

I need to declare something like this: apvector<int> roster(10);
I need to change it so that the user can enter the length, so would this work( my compiler can't run vectors so I have no way of checking this)

cout<<"Enter the size of the vector: ";
cin>>size;
apvector<int> roster(size);

Please help.
Thanks in Advance.

[Laharl]

How can your compiler not utilize vectors? The <vector> header is standardized across compilers. If you're working with a nonstandard class, as apvector would imply, just #include <vector> and replace apvector with vector. That said, assuming the input data is numeric, that should work, or at least it would for a standard vector.

[ALi Shaikh]

How can your compiler not utilize vectors? The <vector> header is standardized across compilers. If you're working with a nonstandard class, as apvector would imply, just #include <vector> and replace apvector with vector. That said, assuming the input data is numeric, that should work, or at least it would for a standard vector.

THANKS ALOT, I really didn't know that, now I can finally test my vector programs.
One more thing can my compiler(Codewa rrior) do fstream,string, and matrix. Are these standard

[Laharl]

CodeWarrior, as old as it is, should be able to handle the STL. A matrix class is nonstandard, though fstreams and strings are. For more information, look at this site, which contains documentation on the STL.

[ALi Shaikh]

CodeWarrior, as old as it is, should be able to handle the STL. A matrix class is nonstandard, though fstreams and strings are. For more information, look at this site, which contains documentation on the STL.

You just made life a whole lot easier man. Now ALL my programs work when I change apstring to string and apvector to vector.
YOU ARE THE GREATEST PERSON EVER!!!!