Wierd string/class error

[Sfpiano]

class CEmployee {
public:
	string name;
	Shift sArray[7];
}

class Shift {
public:
	int type;
	float start, end;
	Shift() : start(0), end(0), type(0) {};

	void StrInit(string s) {
		type = -1;
	}
};


vector<CEmployee> empList(7);
string s;
for(j=0; j<7; j++) {
	empFile >> s;
	empList[i].reqShift[i].StrInit(s);
}

If I keep the empList[i].reqShift[i].StrInit(s); line in my program, I get an access violation during the deconstructor of the string of CEmployee. If I remove the name parameter or don't include that line, I have no problems.

[Rashakil Fol]

You're using j as the variable of your loop, but I see you using i as the subscript in both cases.

And I don't see any reqShift member of your CEmployee class.

[Daved]

Post a complete, compilable example that demonstrates the problem.

[Sfpiano]

Yeah, sorry about that, I just cut and paste code to make it shorter.

class CEmployee {
public:
	string name;
	Shift reqShift[7];
}

class Shift {
public:
	int type;
	float start, end;
	Shift() : start(0), end(0), type(0) {};

	void StrInit(string s) {
		type = -1;
	}
};

int main() {

vector<CEmployee> empList(7);
string s;
fstream empFile;
empFile.open("file");
if( empFile.fail() )
return -1;

for(int i=0; i<7; i++) {
for(int j=0; j<7; j++) {
	empFile >> s;
	empList[i].reqShift[j].StrInit(s);
}
}

empFile.close();

}

[Daved]

That's not really compilable, but when I made changes to get it to compile it worked without access violation. The code itself looks fine other than the compile errors (missing #includes, missing semi-colon, order of class declarations).