Vectors problem

[paweleke]

Hi. English is not my native language so I'm sorry if im not correct. When i try to assign 48(ASCII=0)to plansza[0][0] and run the programme it crushes.... Dont know why.... And when i try to assign "x" it says: invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char' [-fpermissive]|
What's wrong ? :/
EDIT: Okay i found out it has to be 'x' to make it works properly, but still don't know why the programme crashes.

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;
int n;
vector < vector <char> > plansza(n, vector <char> (n));




int main()
{
    cin >> n;
    plansza[0][0]=48;
    return 0;
}

[AbstractionAnon]

Line 5: n is a global that defaults to 0.

Line 6: You're trying to allocate your vector of vectors with a size of 0 for each dimension.

Line 13: This has no affect on the size of your vectors. Your vectors have already been allocated with a size of 0.

Line 15: You can't reference the first entry in a vector whose size is 0. That's an out of bounds reference and is what is causing your program to crash.

And when i try to assign "x" it says: invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char' [-fpermissive]|

I don't see that in the code you posted.

[paweleke]

How can i make this vector global and dependent on int n ?

[AbstractionAnon]

You have two choices.
1) Line 5: Define n as a const and give it a value if you know the value at compile time.
2) Move line 6 to after line 13. Not global, but will use the entered value as the dimension.
Better style to not make it global.

[paweleke]

I need to use it in few functions, i need it as a global, but user has to type it though.

[paweleke]

Ok, i've done it in a different way. It will use more memory but who cares :D ( I don't ). Have a nice day. Thanks for the help :)

[AbstractionAnon]

It will use more memory

I don't know what you've done, but if you define plansza as a local in main and pass it by reference to the functions that need it, it should not take any more memory assuming you pass by reference.