Thanks for all help and tip.
I tried the suggestion with
TestCase testCase;
testCaseList.push_back( testCase );
but it didn't work. So i found how to implement a copy constructor and that helped for this problem.
Thanks again for your suggestions and tip.
Hi!
I have run into a problem that I can't solve on my own. I'm pretty new in C++ programming so I really don't know what has to be defined and what does the compiler define if I leave out. My problem could probably arrise from I'm not having copy constructors defined.
But first I should...
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