vector<int, int> someArray;
vector<vector<int>> someArray;
Is there a 2D version of the STL vector?
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I''m a newbie to the STL, and I was wondering, is there anything like a 2D array in it? My first thought was something like
As with arrays you would have an array of array''s - you can have a vector of vectors, declared thus:
this compiles at least, I haven''t tried populating it but I can''t see why it wouldn''t work?
std::vector< std::vector<int> > vec2d; this compiles at least, I haven''t tried populating it but I can''t see why it wouldn''t work?
vector<vector<int>> someArray; That would work, but you have to be careful how you type it. In the line above, you have the >> operator (just after the int). You need a space between the two angle brackets for the line to parse correctly.
Aren`t templates fun
EDIT: Quote and source tags got mangled
Edited by - Krunk on November 15, 2001 5:19:57 PM
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Ah, thanks Krunk, you got it . I thought doing that made sense, I just didn't think of the lousy >> operator mixing things up.
Thanks all!
Anthracks
Edited by - Anthracks on November 15, 2001 5:54:01 PM
. I thought doing that made sense, I just didn't think of the lousy >> operator mixing things up.Thanks all!
Anthracks
Edited by - Anthracks on November 15, 2001 5:54:01 PM
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