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From: "Peter Mancini" <peter_mancini@Sp-am-blo-ck.onesource.com>
Subject: Re: multidimensional array using stl vector
Date: 1997/07/03
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That's a really interesting solution.  I have a couple of question about
the solution and a general question though.

In the constructor you have elems initialized with:
elems (r*c, val)
How does that work with templates?  I assume that the compiler treats it as
vector<r*c, val) which in VC++ would use:
explicit vector(size_type n, const T& v = T(), const A& al = A());
In VC++ 4.x you would need to indicate the allocator class for A however.

OK, so I just answered my own question, but the second is still a mystery
for me.

Is vector a typename?  is vector<int> a typename?  I still don't get why I
can't do vector< vector<int> > multidim_array_of_int;

--Pete
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