STL vectors..

[Sue]

How can I dynamically allocate vectors of vectors?

I need

from
vector<class1> v1
vector<class1> v2
...
...

dynamic numbers of vectors of dynamic numbers of vectors..

How can I write this as a code?

 

[roberts.noah]

How can I dynamically allocate vectors of vectors?

I need

from
vector<class1> v1
vector<class1> v2
...
...

dynamic numbers of vectors of dynamic numbers of vectors..

How can I write this as a code?

vector< vector<class1> > class1mtx;

 

[loufoque]

Sue a écrit :

dynamic numbers of vectors of dynamic numbers of vectors..

Do you mean you want a tree ?

 

[Stefan Okrongli]

vector< vector<class1> > class1mtx;

VC6 bitches at that ... in that case, use:

typedef vector<class1> vec_class1;
vector<vec_class1> v;

Stefan

 

[Luke Meyers]

VC6 bitches at that ...

VC6 is well-known for its dismal template "support." It's not a good
arbiter.

in that case, use:
typedef vector<class1> vec_class1;
vector<vec_class1> v;

Hopefully, the OP is not afflicted by the same unfortunate compiler
handicap, and can just use the original code.

Luke

 

[loufoque]

Stefan Okrongli a écrit :

VC6 bitches at that ...

VC6 isn't a C++ compiler.