[Arcand]

So im trying to make my own data type out of a class that takes two integers, in this case x and y, for the use of a non std container type. the type im using is simmilar to standard types, but it was made by a person I know that has been coding for a long time and it is simply more effecient, so I dont think its a problem with that I think im mis-understanding user-defined data types

as far as I know

room_dimensions::room_dimensions (int inX, int inY) // Constructor to call when x and y values are present
     {
        int x = inX;
        int y = inY;
     }

should accept use such as vector<room_dimensions> sample, or in my case, SGL_QUEUE<class room_dimensions> sample_grid; but either way its not taking it. Did I miss something in my learning of user defined classes as data types or...

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[CTphpnwb]

Lines 3 and 4 are defining new local variables (x and y) and setting them. When the function is finished those variables are lost. You want to set the object's variables:

class example {
public:
	int x, y;
	
	void set_them(int newx, int newy) {
		x = newx;
		y = newy;
	}
	
};

[Arcand]

its still telling me int and room_divisions are incompatible?

[CTphpnwb]

Code?

[jimblumberg]

Please post a small complete program that illustrates your problem.

Jim

[Arcand]

hi I figured it out. I cant push the room_dimensions class with out telling it so as it seems.

sample_grid.put_tail(new room_dimensions(increment_x, increment_y));

is accepted =+)

thanks for not shutting me down the moment I said im using a non-standard list system