Thread: Vector problem.

  1. 10-14-2008 #16
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    Type the line
    "gList.erase(gList.begin()+1);"
    note number of parentheses and commas

    If that doesn't work, post the actual error message you get.
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    Do you know the difference between a comma and a semicolon?
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    oh missed one post u posted.
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    AAAAAAAH

    Im to tired for this, haha..
  5. 10-14-2008 #20
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    well no error message now.

    but still no luck on the erase part.
    meaning that it is not erasing.

    how come?
    Last edited by And3rs; 10-14-2008 at 05:35 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by And3rs View Post
    well no error message now.

    but still no luck on the erase part.
    meaning that it is not erasing.

    how come?
    Quote Originally Posted by tabstop View Post
    (Not that this line could ever happen, since choice == list2 must always evaluate false, since you are comparing the addresses of the arrays.)
    I'm guessing you never fixed this part yet. (And of course choice==list suffers from the same fate.) And you're not using C++ strings why?
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