Hi guys, i defined my own class that is basically

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Hi guys, i defined my own class that is basically

a (private) vector of my own objects + some additional variables, how do i make the object instances of that class have the same methods as a vector has? for example:

MyCont cont = {my objects here}
and i want to do things like:
cont[2]
cont.push_back()
cont.end()
etc.

i see 2 solutions: return the vector and do stuff on it:
// in the class:
std::vector<Obj> vector(){
return m_vector;
}
// in the main file:
cont.vector()[2]
cont.vector().push_back()

or, possibly, somehow adding all of the methods of the standard vector class and using them as a sort of an interface:
//in the class:
void push_back(Obj& obj){
m_vector.push_back(obj);
}
// and the same for each method

but that seems very error-prone and just overall unstable, and i wonder if there's a more elegant workaround to what i'm looking for / how the same problem is solved in more professional apps

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artemetra 🇺🇦 [less active] Автор вопроса

Farzad
Hey, take a look at this stackoverflow Question, w...

thanks!

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Farzad · Accepted Answer

Farzad

Hey, take a look at this stackoverflow Question, which adds another option to your list, and also discusses the problems of that option. Hope you will find it useful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4353203/thou-shalt-not-inherit-from-stdvector

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