Hi Abdel,
Thanks for the clarification.
<< What is the problem exactly? Maybe we can help... >>
I appreciate the offer. I've been running into a problem with the way
that I'm instantiating a vector in TocItem. The code will compile when
configured with cmake, but refuses to compile when configured with
autotools.
The two solutions I was exploring were:
1) Use a more relaxed class (e.g., QVector)
2) Change the way I'm instantiating the vector and instead use a pointer
They're both probably pretty trivial changes, so I tried QVector first
and ran into the inability to include the header file. I'm working on
option number 2 and changing everything over.
The newly modified code now looks like:
TocBackend.h
...
std::vector<TocItem>* summary_notes;
...
TocBackend.cpp
...
TocItem::TocItem(DocIterator const & dit, int d, docstring const & s,
docstring const & t) : dit_(dit), depth_(d), str_(s), summary_notes(new
std::vector<TocItem>), tooltip_(t)
{
}
...
Is this a better solution than simply declaring:
std::vector<TocItem> summary_notes;
in the header? (I assume that this will make autotools happy, though I
haven't tested it yet.)
Cheers,
Rob
