SFML 2.0 0n MAC

[wvtrammell]

I just installed the latest version.  My old program user 2-dim arrays Array[200][200].  The new version will not accept this so I discovered on line how to use vectors  to define it.
std::vector< std::vector<int> > Array(200, std::vector<int>(200));
However, my source looks like this
ncx = 0; ncy = 0;
for (x = 0; x < 1000; x = x + 100)
    {
    for y = 0; y < 1000; y = y+100))
        {
        Array[ncx][ncy] = variable;
         ncy++;
        }
    ncx++;
    }
It compiles  but gives a run time error.   Bad index
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Warren

[zsbzsb]

Please use the [ code = cpp] [ /code] tags when posting code. This makes it so much easier to read what you post.

As to your problem, why in the world would you loop to 1000 and attempt to access elements if your array is only declared to be 200 in length. Don't try to access indexes that don't try to exist and maybe you won't get the error. 

[G.]

You're also supposed to reset ncy.
Weird code.

[wvtrammell]

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Mr. zsbzsb
Sorry but I have no idea what [code = cpp] tag are.
Mr. G
I think you have found my problem.
I am trying to isolate and store the actual x's and y's being used for sorting later in the program.
Thanks
Warren