Thread: using vectors

Hi,
I am having some trouble using vectors:

I declared a vector as follows in my header file as a private data member:

std::vector<CNode> adapterVector;

But when I try to add an element to it in the .cpp file,
it seems the ide (MSVS .NET 2003) does not recognize the name

For example if I write
adapterVector.

it should give me a list of member function but it does not.
Any insight would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Amish

This happens from time to time with me where for whatever reason my MSVC++ refuses to give me a pull down list for a declared object. Usually its because theres some parsing problem above it that confuses it, even if it compiles just fine. If you compile, do you get an undeclared variable error?

>> post code
I believe that axr0284 is having problems with his IDE not expanding the members listbox after typing "adapterVector.".

I don't use .NET 2003, but I do use VisualAssist, which is an awesome plug-in for most of the MSVS products.

gg

Thanks for the answer.
It seems I had to make it a global variable to make it work. my .cpp file contains this outside of any function:

Code:

vector <CNode *> videoAdapterVector;

If I used

Code:

static vector <CNode *> videoAdapterVector;

instead in the .h file, it did not work.

Can someone explain the difference between the two different approach. Thanks
Amish