I have no idea what i have to do in this situation..
Class Build_Using_Vector : public Another
{
private:
int Thing;
vector<int> List_Elem;
public:
Build_Using_Vector(int TThing, vector<int> LList_Elem);
};
ok this is not a prob... the second part still is not a prob:
Build_Using_Vector::Build_Using_Vector(int TThing, vector<int> LList_Elem) : Another()
{
Thing = TThing;
List_Elem = LList_Elem;
}
As i said this is not a prob.
The prob is there, in "main". In my case is not "main" is another class... but i think is the same...
int main()
{
Build_Using_Vector Foo(5, ???) // i don't know how to build with a multiple of element for example 5,6,7)
return 0;
}
thank you
You can use list initilization. Build_Using_Vector Foo(5, ???)
would be
Build_Using_Vector Foo(5, {5,6,7})
I would also suggest you use all member initialization with your constructor and change
Build_Using_Vector::Build_Using_Vector(int TThing, vector<int> LList_Elem) : Another()
{
Thing = TThing;
List_Elem = LList_Elem;
}
To
Build_Using_Vector::Build_Using_Vector(int TThing, vector<int> LList_Elem) : Another() , Thing(TThing), List_Elem(LList_Elem) {}