using templates as class members.

[tehn yit chin]

Hi all,

I am starting to learn c++ and have come across a problem that I was
not able to get a hang of.

I have a class defintion such as

class vect
{
public:
vect();
~vect();

private

vector<int> my_ints;
}

Upon compling this, my compiler complains vector is used as type, but
is not defined as a type.

I want to do the above because I want to access my_ints in more than
one method in the vect implementation.

I am probably doing something totally stupid. Any help is appreciated.

thanks,
tyc

 

[Jeff Schwab]

Hi all,

I am starting to learn c++ and have come across a problem that I was
not able to get a hang of.

I have a class defintion such as

class vect
{
public:
vect();
~vect();

private

vector<int> my_ints;

std::vector<int> my_ints;

/* Vector is in a namespace called std.
* See also the documentation for the "using" keyword.
*/

 

[Thomas Wintschel]

Hi all,

I am starting to learn c++ and have come across a problem that I was
not able to get a hang of.

I have a class defintion such as

class vect
{
public:
vect();
~vect();

private

vector<int> my_ints;
}

Upon compling this, my compiler complains vector is used as type, but
is not defined as a type.

I want to do the above because I want to access my_ints in more than
one method in the vect implementation.

I am probably doing something totally stupid. Any help is appreciated.

thanks,
tyc

May be a namespace issue. Try:

std::vector<int> my_ints;