Vector Problems

Can you post the code?

does your class''s copy constructor work properly?

Is the pointer valid?

doh! just noticed the "pointer to" part...

what the vector''s .size() before and after push_back() ?

C-Junkie, the problem I''m having is that it doesn''t actually get past the adding part
The line it actually errors on is in the vector itself:

iterator end()
{return (_Last); } //<-- Unhandled Exception

The pointer itself seems to be correct.. I''ve tried assigning the pointer to a temporary class and adding that. The data in the temp variable is right, but it errors when I try to add temp.

I''ve tried a couple different things to test the problem, and it will let me add something to the list in the constructor, but not in any method. It also won''t add a temporary variable created in the same scope.

Here''s the code I''m using. HALMesh* is the class pointer I''m attempting to add, and HALList is wrapper around a vector. The add() method on the HALList simply calls push_back(). The () operator returns the item in position I.

	void AddFrames(HALList<HALMesh*> FrameList)
	{
		for(int I=0; I<FrameList.Size(); I++)
		{
			HALMesh* Temp = FrameList(I);
			Keyframes.add(Temp); //<--Errors here

		}
		return;
	}

I appreciate the help!
Shyft

Have you tried doing

HALMesh *Temp = new HALMesh();
Temp = FrameList(I);
Keyframes.add(Temp);

LOL, I figured it out. This method is in another class called HALAnimationBase, and I never created a new one of those, so the Keyframes object is never initialized. Dumb mistake, but a deadly one

Thanks to everyone for their input, it''s good to know there''s a lot of competent people on these boards!

Cheers,
Shyft