concatenate an integer with an object

[malini]

Hi

I have to concatenate an integer to an object created.

something like this:

for(int i - 0; i< ac.size();i++)
{
        if (  ac[i]->jack  = A)
        {
              //set method
        }
        else
        {
              asset *AS[i] = createobj();
        }
}

i want to concatenate " [i] " with the object of asset ie " AS "

please help . working on c++ first time in a project where only enhancements are done ..

Thanks,

[AdrianH]

Hi

I have to concatenate an integer to an object created.

something like this:

for(int i - 0; i< ac.size();i++)
{
        if (  ac[i]->jack  = A)
        {
              //set method
        }
        else
        {
              asset *AS[i] = createobj();
        }
}

i want to concatenate " [i] " with the object of asset ie " AS "

please help . working on c++ first time in a project where only enhancements are done ..

Thanks,

When you say concatenate, do you mean add to the end of the array/list/whatever? If so, you may be able to use push_back() if it is a STL vector. push_back() should also be available in other STL containers too.

Hope this helps. If I misunderstood, please clarify your question.


Adrian

[r035198x]

Hi

I have to concatenate an integer to an object created.

something like this:

for(int i - 0; i< ac.size();i++)
{
if ( ac[i]->jack = A)
{
//set method
}
else
{
asset *AS[i] = createobj();
}
}

i want to concatenate " [i] " with the object of asset ie " AS "

please help . working on c++ first time in a project where only enhancements are done ..

Thanks,

Also, perhaps
for(int i - 0; ....

was supposed to be for(int i = 0; ...?

[malini]

Sorry, i suppose my question was not clear.

First, yes it is supposed to be for(i = 0; ....) // typing error

now to the prb,
in the else condition i need to create new objects everytime the if condition fails
viz. if ( ac[1]->jack = A) ----> false
then i need tocreate something like this

asset *AS[1] = createobj();

loop back to chk for the ac[2]->jack = A ( suppose false)
then create
asset *AS[2] = createobj();

instead of the numbers i will say *AS[i]

i suppose i made it clear.

thanks

[ilikepython]

Sorry, i suppose my question was not clear.

First, yes it is supposed to be for(i = 0; ....) // typing error

now to the prb,
in the else condition i need to create new objects everytime the if condition fails
viz. if ( ac[1]->jack = A) ----> false
then i need tocreate something like this

asset *AS[1] = createobj();

loop back to chk for the ac[2]->jack = A ( suppose false)
then create
asset *AS[2] = createobj();

instead of the numbers i will say *AS[i]

i suppose i made it clear.

thanks

Shouldn't you have:

if (ac[1]->jack == A){}
 

instead of:

if (ac[1]->jack = A){}
 

?

[AdrianH]

Sorry, i suppose my question was not clear.

First, yes it is supposed to be for(i = 0; ....) // typing error

now to the prb,
in the else condition i need to create new objects everytime the if condition fails
viz. if ( ac[1]->jack = A) ----> false
then i need tocreate something like this

asset *AS[1] = createobj();

loop back to chk for the ac[2]->jack = A ( suppose false)
then create
asset *AS[2] = createobj();

instead of the numbers i will say *AS[ i ]

i suppose i made it clear.

thanks

In addition to ilikepython's observation, I cannot parse the line

asset *AS[2] = createobj();

What that looks like to me is almost like the declaration of a two element array of asset pointers being initialised to the return value of createobj(). But what I am stating cannot be the case as

1. that is not how you initialise an array
2. it has a scope of the else statement and looks rather useless, but may be just obfusticated

Perhaps you should just tell us what you are attempting to do without code and in words. Otherwise we may be here till next year.


Adrian