Thread: vector <fstream*> problem

hi, I can't understand how use it:

Code:

		
string temp_str;
vector <fstream*> file;
for (int i=0; i < 2; i++) {
   fstream* ff = new fstream;
   *ff << i.toString(); //pseudo-code
    file.push_back(ff);
     ff->close();
}
// now the files are filled with two different strings  ---- MY problem begin here...
vector <fstream*>::iterator fIter; int i;
for (fIter = file.begin(), i=0; fIter != file.end(); ++fIter, i++) {
         (*fIter)->open(computeFileName(i).c_str(), ios_base::in); 
         *(fIter[i]) >> temp_str;
          //*(fIter[0]) >> temp_str; //with this, it works! why?
}

I have 3 files to open and read. In temp_str goes the right string only when i=0; other times when I=1,2 temp_str take nothing. It works all with *(fIter[0]) >> temp_str;
Anyone could explain me how understand this vector??
thanks