Thread: Vectors

Just got back to programming after some intense FFXI. I'm picking up where I left off at and that would be on vectors. I'm making a shop program where you will be able to add items to your inventory and later on sell them, but for now I just want it to display things when you type in some keywords. I'm getting errors for ISO, conflicting, and previous. Not a clue in the world what those last two were. I'm goin to put in a do while in somewhere, but thats for another day.

code:

Code:

//Item Viewer v1.0

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<vector>
#include "input.h"

using namespace std;


int main()
{
//Declaring Stuff
string quit, items, shop, key;
vector<string> inventory(10, "empty slot");
vector<string> shop;
shop.push_back("¤20 Ether");
shop.push_back("¤15 Potion");
shop.push_back("¤10 Antidote");

//Welcome Player
cout<<"Welcome to Item Viewer v1.0!"<<endl;
cout<<"Keywords:  items, shop, and quit"<<endl;
cout<<"\nTo see the keywords again, type key"<<endl;

//input

input();
//code for input header if u need it :)
/*
int input()
{
    string inpt;
    cin>>inpt;
}*/

//Ahhhh, the if statments  
        if(input() == "key")
        {
        cout<<"Keywords:  items, shop, and quit"<<endl;
        system("pause");
        }
        if(input() == "items")
        {
        system("cls");
                for(int x = 0; x < inventory.size(); x++)
                {
                cout<<inventory[x]<<endl;
                }
                system("pause");      
        }
        if(input() == "shop")
        {
        system("cls");
                for(int x = 0; x < shop.size(); x++)
                {
                cout<<shop[x]<<endl;
                }
        }
}

i dunno if i declared both of the vectors correctly. it might have something to do w/ how many i have, but i really dunno. u can try to compile it, everything is there.

You have declared shop twice
Once as a vector <string>, once as a string

Originally Posted by Morgul

I meant the errors the compilor gives you when you try to compile it. I can compile it myself later and test it though.

I posted the errors in the main thread. If you want to know which line numbers they are the first 3 lines after //Declaring Stuff.

thanks madcow, but now i only got some ISO errors and their w/ the keywords i'm trying to use. It puts ISO errors on the strings "shop", "items" and "key". I don't know if i want to declare them as strings, or if i want my input header file to declare them as strings.

Could it be that you need to compile it as a multi-threaded dll/ debug - it's in code generation in the properties menu. It's just that's what it usually is when I have an error like that - two libraries have differing definitions for an object.