I'm currently working on an enhanced audio project but the only class I found was built in 97', and has limited functionality. Does anyone know where I can get a class that will allow me to control...

For this assignment we are required to use a pointer to search through an array (or vector) of accounts. Why doesn't this work?


vector<account> vec_account; //creates a vector of accounts...

I have a project where I must use pointers to do a search on some accounts I've built up into a vector. My problem is whenever I try to pass the vector to a pointer I get an error. I've tried many...

Okay I fixed some things and now the only errors I'm getting now are:




UPDATED CODE:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

Okay, I fixed prototypes and then took away that semicolin I had after the function head (oops)

errors:

Class definition:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;

Okay, this is driving me insane...

The compiler error I'm getting says I am trying to convert a void to an account? I don't see why it thinks I'm trying to do that... Maybe you guys can help me...

Thanks man! I wish I would have known that a couple programs ago, lol.

In my CS class, we haven't learned istringstream yet, so I don't know how I would have known how to do that.

So all...

Okay, sorry, I'm still learning about all this stuff and I thought if you knew how many items were going to be used, then use an array?

So you think I should do something like this...

double...

^yeah but what if the line can't be treated as a string?

On the line, I am wanting to get, there is going to be 1 to 5 double's. Since I don't know how many doubles are going to be on that line,...

I'm wanting the program to read a line out of file. I wish c++ had .eoln()!

I get: test.cpp:10: no match for `std::ifstream& != char' operator
obviously because I'm comparing the wrong data...