I'm trying to reduce and simplify the size of my code, but encountered this error:
BucketSort.cpp: In member function ‘void BucketSort::sort(unsigned int)’:
BucketSort.cpp:118:34: error: no match for ‘operator[]’ (operand types are ‘std::vector<unsigned int> [10]’ and ‘std::vector<unsigned int>’)
std::move(std::begin(vecs[i]), std::end(vecs[i]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
^
BucketSort.cpp:118:53: error: no match for ‘operator[]’ (operand types are ‘std::vector<unsigned int> [10]’ and ‘std::vector<unsigned int>’)
std::move(std::begin(vecs[i]), std::end(vecs[i]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
^
make: *** [BucketSort.o] Error 1
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I'm trying to simplify from:
numbersToSort = std::move(vecs[0]); // bucket containing 0 (handle case where there is a number that is 0)
std::move(std::begin(vecs[1]), std::end(vecs[1]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[2]), std::end(vecs[2]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[3]), std::end(vecs[3]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[4]), std::end(vecs[4]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[5]), std::end(vecs[5]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[6]), std::end(vecs[6]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[7]), std::end(vecs[7]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[8]), std::end(vecs[8]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
std::move(std::begin(vecs[9]), std::end(vecs[9]), std::back_inserter(numbersToSort));
to a range-based for-loop:
for (auto i : vecs) {
std::move(
std::begin(vecs[i]),
std::end(vecs[i]),
std::back_inserter(numbersToSort)
);
}
Declarations in my .h file are:
std::vector<unsigned int> numbersToSort;
std::vector<unsigned int> vecs[10] = {
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>(),
std::vector<unsigned int>()
};
Does anyone know what is wrong?
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