Problems with Vector

[BrunoBruck]

Hi guys, I defined a vector of a struct "element" as type(that I created) and I had problems on use it.

This is my struct:

typedef struct element{
    int x, y, g;
    float f;
};

And the declaration of the vector:

vector<element> closed_set();

When a try to use in expressions like below, I have the follow error message: "error: pointer to a function used in arithmetic".

if(closed_set[i]->x == 10){...}

Could anyone help me to figure this out?

[PanGalactic]

Does if(closed_set[i].x == 10){...} work for you?

[BrunoBruck]

Also not. :(

[PanGalactic]

Sorry -- I should have seen it earlier:

vector<element> closed_set; // remove parens.

Also:

typedef struct element{...};

is redundant.

struct element {...};

is what you want for C++. struct is a type specifier in C++, just like class.

[BrunoBruck]

it's working now!
Thanks for the help.