I have an Animal class. The DiffClass
, has pointers to the Animal
class. I am trying to work out how to properly use std::vector
instead of new
as it means I don't have to delete the memory myself. I don't understand why the vector does not recognise the function in the Animal
class. Any clue?
class Animal
{
void display(); //displays one animal
}
class DiffClass
{
public:
void someFunctionToSetUpVector()
{
AnimalPointer = new std::vector<Animal>;
for ( int i = 0; i <AnimalPointer.size(); i++)
{
AnimalPointer[i].display(); // does not work, can't find function
}
}
private:
std::vector<Animal>* AnimalPointer = 0;
}
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