Vectors of arrays
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Hi,
I'm obviously missing something obvious, but how does one go about doing this:
If I have a vector of ints, for example, I can use
vector<int> myVec;
myVec.push_back(1);
If I have a vector of arrays of ints, how do I add an element:
vector<int[2]> myVec;
myVec.push_back(??)
Thanks,
Jim.
Quote:Original post by JimPrice
If I have a vector of arrays of ints, how do I add an element:
vector<int[2]> myVec;
myVec.push_back(??)
Its not possible, the closest you'll get to that with vector is something like this:
typedef std::vector<int> vec_of_ints;typedef std::vector< vec_of_ints > vec2d_of_ints;vec2d_of_ints::size_type cols = /* some-size */vec_of_ints::size_type rows = /* some-size */vec2d_of_ints v(cols, vec_of_ints(rows, 0));there are other ways of constructing it but you can't have a vector of C-style arrays only vector of vectors (or vector of some other container).
but its not really a nice way to handle multidimensional arrays, you might wont to consider this
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Thermo
snk_kid, you got a 1337 rating [smile]
I don't dare to rate you up now :)
Thermo
He is 1337! :)
Could you not just use pointers? Such, creat an array and use a pointer to that array as the datatype for the vector? Would that work, or I am completely wrong?
Could you not just use pointers? Such, creat an array and use a pointer to that array as the datatype for the vector? Would that work, or I am completely wrong?
Quote:Original post by Nietsniethe problem is, once you retrieve that pointer from the vector, how large is your array?
He is 1337! :)
Could you not just use pointers? Such, creat an array and use a pointer to that array as the datatype for the vector? Would that work, or I am completely wrong?
Quote:Original post by NietsnieActually he's more than 1337 now (1341). He's like ultra 1337.
He is 1337! :)
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