Guthrie, Joshua L CIV NAVAIRDEPOT wrote:
I get errors:
No member function 'String::find(char)' defined
No member function 'String::erase(int, unsigned int)' defined
No member function 'String::c_str()' defined
These seem to be on lines that I use the data type String...
My namespace warning, and my inability to find a sstream.h, or
get String to work started to make me wonder if I had slipped into a
twilight zone of comiler history in linux...
Hey Josh - instead of the statement "using namespace std;" I would
recommend "using std::string" along with "using std::otherThingsYouUse"
just in case you use things that have the same name as other things in
the std namespaces from other libraries or your own code. I'm no C++
expert, but that's just what I would recommend. Also, I've been able to
use the stringstream (I think this is what you are trying to use
sstream.h for) without an sstream.h. It's in either <iostream> or
<string> (I honestly can't remember which - but I've included both of
these in some old code I have that uses stringstreams...) You can add a
line that says "using std::stringstream;" with your using statements.
Alternatively, you can just give the scope every time you use these
things, such as:
std::string mString = "Hello World!";
This way you don't need the using std::string at the top - but it
clutters your code...
HTH,
R
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