QVector<T> * dont want work with operator[]
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Hello everyone. Please, help me to understand, why when I'm have, for example
@QVector<double> *p = new QVector<double>()@Then this will't work (because compiler will scream something like " no match for 'operator=' (operand types are 'QVector<double>' and 'double' ")
@p[0] = 0.0@
But this will:
@p->operator = 0.0@ -
This is the proper way to use QVector as an array.
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QVector<double> vec(10);
vec[0] = 0.0; // uses the overloaded operator[]
// vec is a container
@You can use:
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double *p = new double[10];
p[0]= 0.0; // you use the access operator with an offset
// p is a pointer to double. Sou you can assign a double as
// above
@What you did:
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QVector<double> *p; // this is a pointer to an object of QVector<double>
p = new QVector<double>(); // you allocate the memory of the object.// p[0] = // you access an object of QVector with offset 0, but
//
QVector &vec = *p; // this should work
vec = p[0]; // you assign the whole vector to vec
vec[0] = 0.0; // this will work ; you assign 0.0 to the first element of
// vector
(*p)[0] = 0.0; // this should also work@
The answer to your question is that the compiler recognizes your construct as an offset of a pointer, but the indication of one element in the vector is still missing.
Are you sure that this is working?
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p.operator = 0.0;
@It should look more like
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p->operator = 0.0;
@but I did not check it out.
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Oooh, now I'm understand. Thank you very much.
[quote]Are you sure that this is working?[/quote]
Of couse I'm mean ->, just written by hand and do mistake. -
