vector

[rsforster]

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]

rs*******@sympatico.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]

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]

On 9 Aug 2006 12:45:09 -0700, "rs*******@sympatico.ca"
<rs*******@sympatico.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<intintVec; to compile?

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

rossum

[Thomas J. Gritzan]

rs*******@sympatico.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]

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<intintVec; to compile?

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

rossum

I'll give it a shot.