Vector/List weirdness
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Not sure what the matter is... I keep trying to create an STL vector (#include <vector>), but every time I try I get the error: "expected `,' or `;' before '<' token". I've even tried vector<int> blah just as a simplistic test and I get the same error. What might be causing this? Thanks again
Vector and list are in the standard namespace so you have to do one of the following. Use std::vector each time you declare a vector or at the top of the file type using std::vector; so that you can omit the namespace declaration each time you declare a vector. Finally, you can also type using namespace std; to let you use all the features of the std namespace without having to type std:: each time.
Edit: I am just assuming this is what your problem is since you didn't post any code.
Edit: I am just assuming this is what your problem is since you didn't post any code.
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Ah, that did it, thanks. I somehow got away without using the namespace in an earlier project... weird. Sorry for the omission of a code snippet.
Quote:Original post by medevilenemy
I somehow got away without using the namespace in an earlier project.
Maybe some other header that you included was using namespace std?
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