I'm trying to declare a static vector of my own class type (SY::Symbol) like this:
SymbolsTable.h
namespace SYT
{
class SymbolsTable
{
public:
static std::vector<SY::Symbol> m_symbols;
void addToken(TK::Token);
};
}
and I want to use it inside the method addToken in my SymbolsTable.cpp file.
SymbolsTable.cpp
#include "../../includes/px/SymbolsTable.h"
#include "../../includes/px/Token.h"
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>
#include <iterator>
std::vector<SY::Symbol> SYT::SymbolsTable::m_symbols(std::initializer_list<SY::Symbol>);
SYT::SymbolsTable::SymbolsTable()
{
}
void SYT::SymbolsTable::addToken(TK::Token token)
{
int index = getSymbolIndex(token);
if(index == -1)
{
SY::Symbol symb(token, "");
SYT::SymbolsTable::m_symbols.push_back(symb);
token.setIndex(indexOf(m_symbols, symb));
}
else
{
token.setIndex(index);
}
}
I've tried declaring and initializing it outside the class inside my SymbolsTable.cpp, but I guet the error.
error: no 'std::vector SYT::SymbolsTable::m_symbols(std::initializer_list)' member function declared in class 'SYT::SymbolsTable'
As you can see, I have to initialize it, so I'm trying to use this initializer_list, which I don't know if I'm doing it correct.
So, I know that I have to initialize the vector before everything.
My question is:
- where to initialize it;
- how to inialize it.