When I compile this code:

std::vector <char*> TSTrow[TESTnum];
....
char *tmp=new char[32]; sprintf(tmp, ...);
TSTrow[(int)lpParam].push_back(tmp);

I get this error:
"E2316 'push_back' is not a member of 'std::vector<char
*,std::allocator<char *> >'"

but 'push_back' *is* a member of std::vector! Does it make any sense?

When I use VC++ 2005 Express Edition I don't get any error.
Could somebody me?

Thanks
Cristiano

Cristiano wrote:
> When I compile this code:
>
> std::vector <char*> TSTrow[TESTnum];

That's an array of vectors to pointers to char.

> ...
> char *tmp=new char[32]; sprintf(tmp, ...);
> TSTrow[(int)lpParam].push_back(tmp);
>
> I get this error:
> "E2316 'push_back' is not a member of 'std::vector<char
> *,std::allocator<char *> >'"
>
> but 'push_back' *is* a member of std::vector! Does it make any sense?

If the compiler doesn't know what that class (the instantiation of
the 'std::vector' template for 'char*') has as members, it will not
let you use any expression after the dot.

> When I use VC++ 2005 Express Edition I don't get any error.
> Could somebody me?

Are you sure you've included the necessary headers? It is likely
that VC++ includes the missing header behind the scenes, but you
shouldn't rely on that.

Next time, please follow the recommendations of FAQ 5.8

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Victor Bazarov wrote:
> Are you sure you've included the necessary headers? It is likely
> that VC++ includes the missing header behind the scenes, but you
> shouldn't rely on that.

I #included <vector>, it should be enough, right?

> Next time, please follow the recommendations of FAQ 5.8

Where are the FAQ?

Cristiano

Cristiano wrote:
> Victor Bazarov wrote:
>> Are you sure you've included the necessary headers? It is likely
>> that VC++ includes the missing header behind the scenes, but you
>> shouldn't rely on that.
>
> I #included <vector>, it should be enough, right?
>
>> Next time, please follow the recommendations of FAQ 5.8
>
> Where are the FAQ?

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/

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