I really tried everything but I can't find the solution, I tried first initialize the outer QVector
then the inner but it wasn't succesful.
Probably you can't do this, because you missed one >
. So try this:
#include<QDebug>
//...
private:
QVector<QVector<QString> > *matrix = new QVector<QVector<QString> >;
And in constructor:
matrix->append(QVector<QString>() << "hello world");
qDebug() << "output: " << *matrix;
But I think that you should allocate memory in constructor. For example:
private:
QVector<QVector<QString> > *matrix;
In constructor:
matrix = new QVector<QVector<QString> >;
matrix->append(QVector<QString>() << "hello world");
qDebug() << "output:" << *matrix;
Output in both cases:
output: QVector(QVector("hello world") )