vtMoose
July 9th, 1999, 12:19 PM
Hey all...
I'm encountering a casting style problem that I'm not able to find a good way around.
Currently, I have something that looks like this
istream_iterator<string> string_input;
this iterator works great when I'm reading my input file, but later I use it to grab input from
the console as such
string_input j(cin);
however, I want to convert the contents of j into
a vector<char> container, according to the book
I'm using, string provides a conversion to vector<char>. So I issue one of these..
vector<char> lookup = *j;
During compiling, I get an error that basically states, cannot convert from const basic_string<..> to vector<char....>. My book states the conversion is possible, however, the compiler says no.
Why?
I drank what? - Socrates
Contact me via ICQ - 23239270
I'm encountering a casting style problem that I'm not able to find a good way around.
Currently, I have something that looks like this
istream_iterator<string> string_input;
this iterator works great when I'm reading my input file, but later I use it to grab input from
the console as such
string_input j(cin);
however, I want to convert the contents of j into
a vector<char> container, according to the book
I'm using, string provides a conversion to vector<char>. So I issue one of these..
vector<char> lookup = *j;
During compiling, I get an error that basically states, cannot convert from const basic_string<..> to vector<char....>. My book states the conversion is possible, however, the compiler says no.
Why?
I drank what? - Socrates
Contact me via ICQ - 23239270