Hi all,
I have a function declaration as:
func(int somex = 0, int somey = 0, int* someval = NULL, vector<int>
v_Val)
compiler gives me error that last argument is without its default
argument.
I have tried various possible combination to assign some default value
to the vector but somehow compiler is not accepting it.
I know NULL, or (1), or vector<int>(1), or new vector<int>(1) will not
work.
Can anyone please let me know what should be the value I have to supply
as the default argument to the parameter.
Thanks,
Jag
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| Hi all,
|
| I have a function declaration as:
|
| func(int somex = 0, int somey = 0, int* someval = NULL, vector<int>
| v_Val)
|
| compiler gives me error that last argument is without its default
| argument.
|
| I have tried various possible combination to assign some default value
| to the vector but somehow compiler is not accepting it.
|
| I know NULL, or (1), or vector<int>(1), or new vector<int>(1) will not
| work.
|
| Can anyone please let me know what should be the value I have to supply
| as the default argument to the parameter.
v_Val = std::vector<int>()
Cheers,
Chris Val
ja****@gmail.com wrote: I know NULL, or (1), or vector<int>(1), or new vector<int>(1) will not
work.
void func(vecto<int> v_val = vector<int>(1));
should work fine. NULL and 1 aren't things you can initialize vectors
with. new vector returns a pointer which is similarly wrong.
vector<int>(0) or even vector<int>(1) will also work.
Thanks all,
Even after writing vector<int>(1), I was getting error about syntax
error in the declaration. I believed that it is due to vector but I
figured the error was due to other problems.
Thanks, have a great day!!!
Jag
ja****@gmail.com wrote: Thanks all,
Even after writing vector<int>(1), I was getting error about syntax
error in the declaration. I believed that it is due to vector but I
figured the error was due to other problems.
How about posting verbatim what you tried. Is vector a known type?
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