Strange problem with looping through vectors

I am trying to loop through a vector to check the values against the actual file. At this point I know that they work because I have checked them as they were being read in and I have checked them individually, but when I check all of them at the same time it doesn't work. To clarify 'they' are points, and when I check each point individually it works fine, but when I check them all at the same time I get incorrect values. Here is the code I am using, the second point is commented out on purpose.

Code:

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                        for(int j = 0; j < mnumbrushes; j++){
                        //currentplane is really now the number of planes because we have already read them all in from the file
                                for(int i = 0; i < BrushVector[j].currentplane; i++) {
                                cout << "Plane number: " << i << " of brush number " << j << endl;
                                cout << "X value p1: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p1.x << endl;
                                cout << "Y value p1: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p1.y << endl;
                                cout << "Z value p1: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p1.z << endl;

                        //        cout << "X value p2: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p2.x << endl;
                        //        cout << "y value p2: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p2.y << endl;
                        //        cout << "z value p2: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p2.z << endl;
               
                                cout << "X value p3: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p3.x << endl;
                                cout << "y value p3: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p3.y << endl;
                                cout << "z value p3: " << BrushVector[j].PlaneVector[i].p3.z << endl;
                        }        //PLANE
                                //BRUSH
        }                        //FUNCTION

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any advice will be appreciated

Code seems valid.

Post an example of of objects creations including one PlaneVector and BrushVector. I want to see how you instantiate the objects and insert them into the containers.

Kuphryn

Using .size() rather than numbrushes and currentplane could also be a sanity check. You could also use .at() rather than [] to see if it throws anything. Best guess from what you have shown is either a read out of bounds or an invalid copy ctor.