Thread: Strongly typed collections

I'm attempting to create a strongly typed collection of Vehicle objects in C++. I've been pondering why this won't compile for awhile and I can't figure it out. Anybody?

Code:

#ifndef VEHICLECOLLECTION_H
#define VEHICLECOLLECTION_H

#include <list>

class VehicleCollection
{
public:
	VehicleCollection();
	~VehicleCollection(void);
private:
	list<Vehicle> lst;
};

#endif

Error:
error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '<'

Two problems. First, you must use std::list instead of just list. Second, there is no declaration or definition of the Vehicle type, and no include of a header in which Vehicle is declared.

Awesome, thank you! I was getting a weird error when I had a destructor for Vehicle. Once I removed it, everything compiled ok.

Code:

#ifndef VEHICLECOLLECTION_H
#define VEHICLECOLLECTION_H

#include <list>
#include "Vehicle.h"

class VehicleCollection
{
public:
	VehicleCollection();
	~VehicleCollection(void);
private:
	std::list<Vehicle> lst;
};

#endif