C++ copying a string array[] to a vector <string> -

so i'm making class member function "insert" copy string array classes contents vector array.

this abort error keeps popping saying i'm going past vector end, don't understand why....

here's code:

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////      map class   ///////////////////// class map { private: ///////////////////////////////////////////     map variables ///////////////     string _name;     vector <string> _contents;  public:     map(string name){_name = name;                      _contents.reserve(56);};     ~map(){};     string getname()     {     return _name;     };      vector <string> getcontents()     {         return _contents;     };  ///////////////////////////////////////////     insert  ////////////////////////             //  string* array of 56 strings;     bool insert(string* _lines_)     {      (int = 0; < 3; i++)     {         _contents[i] = _lines_[i];     }         return true;     };   }; 

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actually, don't need copy them yourself. can use std::vector::assign convert c-style array std::vector.

vector::assign

assigns new content vector object, dropping elements contained in vector before call , replacing them specified parameters.

example

string sarray[3] = {"aaa", "bbb", "ccc"}; vector<string> svector; svector.assign(sarray, sarray+3);         ^ ok, svector contains 3 elements, "aaa", "bbb", "ccc" 

more details

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/vector/assign/