I wanna have a QVector of QMap. I used this syntax:
QVector<QMap<QString, QString>> x;
x[0].insert("name", "jim");
x[0].insert("lname", "helpert");
x[1].insert("name", "dwight");
x[1].insert("lname", "schrute");
but this is not working:
I'd appreciate it if someone guide me to the correct format.
The "Index Out of Range" error comes up because you are trying to access an element of the vector which doesn't exist. Instead of accessing a particular index/element of the array it would be better to create a QMap outside of the QVector first and then x.push_back(map)
so the map will be happily placed at the back of the QVector.
A similar thing applies to normal C++ with std::vector
as you need to either push_back
or emplace_back
data onto the vector