Reputation: 493
What I was trying to do was make a list of them with
Item *itm = new Item();
_lst.push_front(&itm);
lst was made made in the header
std::list<int> _lst;
I am trying to learn c++ on my own so any advise would be great.
edit1) doesn't &itm give the pointers location in memory which would be an int?
edit2) The fact that i should not be learning c++ on my own does not help with the pointer problem
Upvotes: 0
Views: 87
Reputation: 5221
I'd suggest simply using
std::list<Item**> _lst;
Do you need the double indirection? Can't you do with a list like this:
std::list<Item*> _lst;
Of course, you'd have to push back itm
instead of &itm
if you wanted to do that. Are you sure you need a list and not a vector or a deque? As the comments suggested, get a good C++ book to help things along.
After reading the comment on my post by R. Martinho Fernandes, I have to suggest std::list<Item> _lst;
as a good alternative as well. It really depends on what you need, as I said earlier.
I hope this helps.
Upvotes: 2