I created a class called Read to store sentences into a vector. This class works fine. However when I want to use this vector in my new Class called Sentence by using composition, I get an errors. I also made sure to include my Read.h in my Sentence.h
class Sentence
{
public:
Sentence(const string&, const Read vector <string>&);
private:
string mString;
const Read <string> sentenceVector; //here I am trying to use the vector
//from the Read class
};
These are the errors I get
./sentence.h:10:37: error: cannot combine with previous 'type-name' declaration
specifier
Sentence(const string&, const Read vector <string>&);
^
./sentence.h:17:13: error: expected member name or ';' after declaration
specifiers
const Read <string> sentenceVector;
~~~~~~~~~~ ^
2 errors generated.
What does mean <string>
in this definition? Is the class Read a template class?
const Read <string> sentenceVector;
I think there should be
const Read sentenceVector;
Also if this data member is const you may not change it. Maybe you meant simply
Read sentenceVector;
Also the parameter definition in the constructor
Sentence(const string&, const Read vector <string>&);
is invalid
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