how do I init a vector within a struct?

If I had something like

Code:

typedef struct {
    std::string some_data;
} foo;

foo init_data[] = { { "" }, { "" }, { "" } };

typedef struct {
   std::string more_data;
   std::vector<foo> sfoo;
} bar;

Code:

bar test = ??

How/where would I init sfoo with the values from init_data? C++ is confusing.

shabbir, does this look right?? I got a result, finally.

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

typedef struct {
    std::string string_data1;
    std::string string_data2;
} foo;

foo init_data[] = {
    { "init_data1 str1", "init_data1 str2" },
    { "init_data2 str1", "init_data2 str2" },
    { "init_data3 str1", "init_data3 str2" },
    { "init_data4 str1", "init_data4 str2" },
    { "init_data5 str1", "init_data5 str2" }
};

typedef struct {
    std::string string_data1;
    std::vector<foo> struct_foo;
    std::vector<foo>::iterator it;
} bar;

int main() {

    bar test = { { "" }, std::vector<foo>(init_data, init_data + 5) };

    for(test.it = test.struct_foo.begin(); test.it != test.struct_foo.end(); ++(test.it))
        std::cout << "string data1: " << (*test.it).string_data1
                  << std::endl
                  << "string data2: " << (*test.it).string_data2
                  << "\n\n";

    return 0;
}

this stuff is enough to make bill gates give up technology and take up gardening...