Hello, I'm getting compiler errors if I try to move a templated object from my main into a variable holder class. The object is an STL vector, and I'm delcaring it in my main like this:


and this works fine. However, I'd like to have it as public data in a class. Such as this:


although, for some reason, it doesn't like this. Of course, I guess I'm declaring it wrong or something. The compiler error says "expected ; before < token" on the line where I declare the hits vector. If I change the declaration in the class to this...


it gives another error that says that ISO forbids me to not include a type for the template. Would anyone help me out?

At a first glance, I would say you either didn't include the vector header or didn't make the std namespace available (in the file where you declare your class).
Please make sure you do this in the file containing the class definition:


If it still doesn't work, please post back and I'll take another look.

Best regards,
Lucian

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ah, yes, that was the problem, thank you. Namely, the using namespace std; -- i always take that for granted since it's always in the new file template in pretty much every compiler.