Thread: Having trouble with this class...

Hi, I am looking to use a vector to store objects of another class, however the borland compiler keeps telling me type name expected and declaration missing.

Code:

#ifndef RecipeH
#define RecipeH
#include <vector>
#include "Ingredients.h"

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Recipe
{
private:
        AnsiString RecipeName;
        AnsiString RecipeDesciption;
        double Time;
        vector<Ingredients> IngredientsUsed;

public:
        Recipe();
        ~Recipe();
       void setRecipe(AnsiString aRecipeName,AnsiString aRecipeDescription,
        double aTime);
};

is there anything wrong with this code?

Also I am getting a whole load of errors with this code:

Code:

class Ingredients
{
protected:
        AnsiString IngredientName;
        AnsiString IngredientDescription;
        int Amount;

public:
        Ingredients();
        ~Ingredients();
        void setIngredients(AnsiString aIngredientName,
        AnsiString aIngredientDrescription,int aAmount);
        AnsiString getIngredientName();
        AnsiString getIngredientDescription();
        int getAmount();
};

this is the errors i get:

http://aamericandream.net/errors.GIF

thanks, cured the ingredients classes numerous errors (didnt use to have to include the file in 5.02 of cbuilder now I do ...odd), any solution for the vector problems, dreading having to chose LL over vectors but it may turn out that way if this doesnt work.

if vector is of the Standard Template Library, rather than a proprietary Borland library, then you may need to indicate the namespace you are using to locate vector. Maybe something like:

std::vector<Ingredients> IngredientsUsed;

though that by itself shouldn't give a lot of error messages.

yup that fixed it lol i feel so stupid, these are such simple things. thanks for the help guys would of been sitting here all night trying to figure it out.

Yup, do you know why cbuilder 6 asks for the inclusion of the ansistring header but cbuilder 5.02 does not?

Yup your right it was included in the old version of the code that ran on 5.02 above the ingredients.h.