"Eric Lance" <eric.lance@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I'm trying to figure out if this is a bug or "feature". In a generic
> function, I want to declare an iterator over a map whose values are
> generic vectors. However, I get a syntax error whenever I try to
> declare this particular kind of iterator. The code snippet below
> should illustrate what I mean better:
>
> template<typename T>
> void func()
> {
> map< int, vector<T> > m; //we want an iterator over m.
> map< int, vector<T> >::iterator i; //this doesn't compile
> map< int, vector<int> >::iterator k; //but this does
> }
This is not a gcc question. In standard C++ you need to say
typename map< int, vector<T> >::iterator i;
Ian
