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How to declare stl iterator for a template type?

Suppose I have:

template <typename Tclass MyClass
{
std::vector<T*> m_vecMyVector;
};

How do I declare an iterator for my vector? If I add to the class:

std::vector<T*>::iterator m_itMyIterator;

I get a compiler error.

Sep 26 '07 #1
2 3020
Martoon wrote:
Suppose I have:

template <typename Tclass MyClass
{
std::vector<T*> m_vecMyVector;
};

How do I declare an iterator for my vector? If I add to the class:

std::vector<T*>::iterator m_itMyIterator;
iterator is a dependent name.

typename std::vector<T*>::iterator m_itMyIterator;
>
I get a compiler error.
Sep 26 '07 #2
On Sep 25, 10:25 pm, red floyd <no.s...@here.dudewrote:
iterator is a dependent name.

typename std::vector<T*>::iterator m_itMyIterator;
Thank you!

Sep 26 '07 #3

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