Writing variables in a vector

Hey,

I have a vector of structs, and I want to write one variable at one point in the code and the other variable and a different one. Here's the struct:

Code:

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struct structLink
{
        CString EDFParam;
        int Index;
        CString BParam;
};

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and I want to write the BParams in one loop and then the coresponding paramName in a different one.
I'm teying to use something like this:

Code:

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vars.vectParmSelected[pos].EDFParam = FAD.vectDL[i].Param;
                        pos++;

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and then the same methood to write to the BParam. The above line is the first time the vector is used.
How would it be possible to do this?

I may misunderstand your question, but I'll give it a try. If the indexes match up, you can use push_back() in the first loop, then the for-loop index to access each vector element (like the code you posted) in the second loop.

Code:

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//First loop
structLink temp;
.
.
temp.EDFParam = FAD.vectDL[i].Param;
vars.vectParmSelected.push_back(temp);

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Otherwise you may need to create a temporary vector of CString for one of the two variables, then add it to the other vector later.

Yep, that's what I ended up doing. I used push_back to initiate the vector and then I used the indecies to change the one CSting entries.

Thanks.