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How do I get this to work?

I have a Vector<string> maze; which is passed on to this function:



void load( Vector<string> maze)
{
height_ = maze.size();
if(height_ == 0) return;

Also, I'm a little confused now on how I should call the functions for those pointers.
suppose I declare now:



stack_ = new arrayStack(width_);


and then later on I want to return a...

59: string::iterator it = line.begin();
60: int j = 0;
61: for ( ; it < line.end(); it++)
62: for ( ; j < width_; j++ )
63: maze_[i][j] = *it;


compiler says:
61: error: ‘it’ was...

OMG! I"m retarded!!

Ofcourse they need to be pointers!!

And yes, those constructors belong to the same header files.
You're a life saver dawg!

how so?

these are the contructors:
Stack:



template<class T>

arrayStack<T>::arrayStack(int initialCapacity)

Ok, I understand. I had a feeling that was it. But what do you mean by that? Because if I declare them


arrayStack<int> stack_;


My compiler still complains:

maze.cpp:14: error:...

Hi all,

Here's the deal, I have two data structures ( a stack and a queue ) implementing in a "rat in a maze" classic solver.
for the sake of the reader and not to make this thread extra long, I...

ujhahahahahhahh!!! how did you do that??

o wow..
I'm still getting:




In file included from myDataStruct.cpp:12:
myDataStruct.h: In member function ‘void myDataStruct<T>::output(std::ostream&) const’:
myDataStruct.h:140: error:...

I have a code snippet given by my instructor in data structures.



template<class T>
void myDataStruct<T>::output(ostream& out) const
{// Put the list into the stream out.
copy(element,...