Vector bullshit

#include <vector>

typedef struct
{
      int a;
} t_struct;


class t_Class
{
      vector <t_struct> v_Vector;
}

It tells me that ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'vector' with no type.  What the hell is the problem here?  I've tried all sorts of different shit but I can't make the fucking vector somehow.

namespaces

wait what?

>>2
haskell namespaces

>>4
haskell nomads

>>1
using namespace std
or the more preferable

      std::vector <t_struct> v_Vector;

>>6
Or, better yet,
using std::vector

>>7
I'm not a C++ programmer, so I don't know if importing the namespace into the current namespace is common practise, or referring to the package manually with each reference to something within it. In Haskell one just imports the whole namespace and resorts to qualifying or specific naming "namespace.symbol" (analogous to "namespace::symbol") when there are conflicts.

>>8
For the most part, I don't import individual symbols into the global namespace (except for some certain hacks springing forth from multiple inheritance which require it, hur hur hur bad OOP design). It was merely an attempt at a light, playful troll.

Really, the OP should just use C and call it a day.

C++ is no longer relevant. Your argument is invalid.

[quote=9]Really, the OP should just use C and call it a day.[/quote]

You may be right.

Alright, now who do I have to kill for someone to tell me how to use the 1337 vector operations with the [b]struct[/b] 's members.

>>11-12
Sage is immune to your feeble attempts at trolling.

I don't habeeb it.

Lain.