From: Cleber on
Is there any problem in using of map as declared below?

map<int, map<int, float>> test;

Cleber


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From: Ulrich Eckhardt on
Cleber wrote:
> Is there any problem in using of map as declared below?
>
> map<int, map<int, float>> test;

Yes, the syntax is wrong as the '>>' is interpreted as shift operator - use
'> >' instead. Further, you need the std:: of course and the header <map>.

Uli


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From: Wolfram Roesler on
"Cleber" <cleberc(a)gmail.com> wrote in news:1124992953.073564.261820
@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

> Is there any problem in using of map as declared below?
>
> map<int, map<int, float>> test;

Yes, you need a space between the two ">" or else they'll be a
shift operator for the compiler. So, it should be:

map<int, map<int, float> > test;

which is not a problem at all.

HTH
Wolfram

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From: Nicola Musatti on

Cleber wrote:
> Is there any problem in using of map as declared below?
>
> map<int, map<int, float>> test;

The only problem is due to the adjacent '>' signs that confuse the
compiler. Just write it

map<int, map<int, float> > test;

And everything should be all right.

Cheers,
Nicola Musatti


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From: Daniel Krügler on
Cleber wrote:
> Is there any problem in using of map as declared below?
>
> map<int, map<int, float>> test;

There is a problem: The missing space between the two trailing
> characters (which is otherwise interpreted as >>). So correct
way is

map<int, map<int, float> > test;

Greetings from Bremen,

Daniel Krýgler

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