vector::iterator = int high;

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vector::iterator = int high;

vector::iterator = int high;

How come I cant say, when i have for example this vector iterator;

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int high = 3;
vector<TEAM>::iterator = high

it says:

C:\Documents and Settings\XAN DIET VINIE\My Documents\XANDER\Programmeren\Papa Poulefase\main.cpp|142|error: conversion from 'int' to non-scalar type '__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<TEAM*, std::vector<TEAM, std::allocator<TEAM> > >' requested|

Disch (13742)

because interators are not indexes.

you can do this though:

vector<TEAM>::iterator i = myvector.begin() + high;

xander333 (641)

Oh thanks!

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