Interate a vector of struct

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I need to have a vector of a struct. That's easy but when I try to define a iterator for it I get this error on line 23 (the last line where I try to declare the interator)

template<class _Tp, class _Alloc> class std::vector’ used without template parameters. Here is all the code

C++

#include <vector>

 struct Field{
    int idFieldsid;
    char* FieldId;
    char* Name;
    int Type;
    int Length;
    int FieldPrecision;
    char* isPrimaryKey;
    char* isRequired;
    char*fieldVisible;
    char* EmumValues;

    } ;
using namespace std;
int main()
{


vector<Field> FieldsResults;
vector::<Field>::std::iterator FieldsResultsit;

}

What I have tried:

I tried googling this but all the answers gave a complex explanation but no good example. I'm hoping to get some sample code to fix this

Posted 10-Jan-17 8:21am

JohnnyG62

Updated 10-Jan-17 9:34am

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jeron1 10-Jan-17 14:28pm

That can't be all the code, edit the original post and retry putting all the code there.

Something like

std::vector<field>::iterator my_iterator;

doesn't work?

JohnnyG62 10-Jan-17 14:44pm

I pasted the rest of the code.

jeron1 10-Jan-17 15:11pm

Try making it look more like what I had, something like;

std::vector<field>::iterator my_iterator;

JohnnyG62 10-Jan-17 16:07pm

This still didn't work but Richard's suggestion works

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-10T09:34:00

Solution 1

Your declaration of the iterator is wrong, it should be:

C++

	vector<Field>::iterator FieldsResultsit;


// not  
//     vector::<Field>::std::iterator FieldsResultsit;

Posted 10-Jan-17 9:34am

Richard MacCutchan

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JohnnyG62 10-Jan-17 16:06pm

yes that works !