On 06/28/2010 01:31 PM, Rob Oakes wrote:
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)
{
}
This:
Index: /cvs/lyx-devel/trunk/src/TocBackend.cpp
TocItem::TocItem(DocIterator const & dit, int d, docstring const & s,
- docstring const & t) : dit_(dit), depth_(d), str_(s), tooltip_(t)
+ docstring const & t) : dit_(dit), depth_(d), str_(s), tooltip_(t),
+ test(new vector<TocItem>)
{
}
Index: /cvs/lyx-devel/trunk/src/TocBackend.h
/// The tooltip string
docstring tooltip_;
+
+ std::vector<TocItem> * test;
};
works fine for me.
Still, I guess I'm a bit puzzled why you would need a pointer, new, etc,
here. If you just do:
std::vector<TocItem> summary_notes;
it's automatically initialized and cleaned up. Is there a worry about
copying?
FYI, you don't need "std" in the cpp file, due to:
using namespace std;
Richard
