#include "myclass.h"
...
std::vector<MyClass> myvector;
std::vector<MyClass*> mypointervector;
...
for (i=0;i<myvector.size();i++){
    x1=myvector[i].data;
    x2=myvector.at(i).data;
    x3=mypointervector2[i]->data;
}

class FelineTestVectorAccess
{
public:
	int nFelineSize;
};

static void testUsingVectorAccess()
{
	std::vector<FelineTestVectorAccess> myvector;
	std::vector<FelineTestVectorAccess *> mypointervector;

	myvector[0].nFelineSize;
	myvector.at(0).nFelineSize;
	mypointervector[0]->nFelineSize;
	banana = 3;	// invalid code, the only thing underlined here
}

quote:

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On the std::vector<TYPE> lines is the TYPE being shown in the correct colour by VA?

What does VA show in the context and definition fields if you place the caret into the TYPE on this line?

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CTPAudioTrack felineInstance1;
CTPLogTrack felineInstance2;
felineInstance1.foo;
felineInstance2.bar;