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OpenStudy (anonymous):

I have "list< list > index", a list within a list. I want to access the members of the inside list and call their methods to change their content. How do I do this? As a point of reference for you(no pun intended): typedef list< int > PList; typedef list< list > index; index indexList; PList row;

OpenStudy (ankit042):

I think you will be using following structures to define your lists |dw:1378047422367:dw|

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