Ask!!!!! Use a vector map nested, why to initialization error ahhh!-CodePudding

Really want to do... Want a key to store multiple value, think of another way, bosses for help!!!!! 1

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Map Level;//this?

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 # include & lt; Vector> 
# include & lt; Map> 
# include & lt; Iostream> 
using namespace std; 
Int main () {
Vector Vi0; 
Vector Vi1; 
Map * & gt; Mipv; 

Vi0. Push_back (0); 
Vi0. Push_back (1); 

Vi1. Push_back (2); 
Vi1. Push_back (3); 

Mipv [0]=& amp; Vi0; 
Mipv [1]=& amp; Vi1; 

Vector * pvi. 
Pvi=mipv [0]; 
cout<* (pvi) [0] cout<* (pvi) [1] Pvi=mipv [1]; 
cout<* (pvi) [0] cout<* (pvi) [1] 
return 0; 
}

CodePudding user response:

The following code is no problem, you go wrong because certain other

 # include & lt; Map> 
# include & lt; Vector> 
using namespace std; 

Int main () 
{
Map m; 
Vector V. 
Valerie plame ush_back (1); 
Valerie plame ush_back (2); 
M [0]=v; 
}

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reference 1st floor flying_music response:

 
Map Level;//this?

I remember now & gt;>> Like all can, don't know he version of c + + compiler

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references 4 floor panda! Reply:

Quote: refer to 1st floor flying_music response:

Map Level;//this?

I remember now & gt;>> As can be, don't know he used c + + compiler version

After September 11 is ok

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 # include & lt; Vector> 
# include & lt; Map> 
# include & lt; Iostream> 
using namespace std; 
Int main () {
Vector Vi0; 
Vector Vi1; 
Map Mipv; 

Vi0. Push_back (0); 
Vi0. Push_back (1); 

Vi1. Push_back (2); 
Vi1. Push_back (3); 

Mipv [0]=vi0; 
Mipv [1]=vi1; 

Vector vi; 
Vi=mipv [0]; 
coutcoutVi=mipv [1]; 
coutcout
return 0; 
}