Problem with vectors

[DrZoidberg]

I'm new to vectors so this is probably a stupid mistake.
For

vector<VideoMode> fulscr= VideoMode::getFullscreenModes();
while (fulscr.size()>7) 
{fulscr.pop_back();}
vector<Text> restxt;
for (unsigned i=0; i<fulscr.size(); i++)
{restxt[i]=(fulscr[i].width+"x"+fulscr[i].height, schwab, 18);}

I'm getting

 error C2679: binary '=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'int' (or there is no acceptable conversion)

Any help would be much appreciated

Edit: I'm using namespace sf & namespace std

[naraku9333]

What is this line supposed to do? restxt[i]=(fulscr[i].width+"x"+fulscr[i].height, schwab, 18);

Edit:Nevermind, I looked at sf::Text reference and I see you are trying to construct an sf::Text. Try restxt[i]=sf::Text(std::to_string(fulscr[i].width)+"x"+std::to_string(fulscr[i].height), schwab, 18);

[DrZoidberg]

Thanks, I'm a lot closer to what I wanted to do, but now it's telling me

error C2668: 'std::to_string' : ambiguous call to overloaded function

[vlad from moscow]

First of all this code is invalid

vector<Text> restxt;
for (unsigned i=0; i<fulscr.size(); i++)
{restxt[i]=(fulscr[i].width+"x"+fulscr[i].height, schwab, 18);}

You defined vector restxt as an empty vector

vector<Text> restxt;

so you may not use the subscript operator because there are no such elements in this vector.

As for the last error then it seems that you are using MS VC++ 2010 that contains a bug in the definition of the family of functions std::to_string that is this function is not overloaded for type int. You should cast the argument of the function for one of the types that listed in the error message.

[DrZoidberg]

Yeah, I know, forgot to use pushback :3
Thanks, converted the int variables to unsigned long that fixed the error