I got a function that accepts a pointer to a rapidjson::Value type and stores the item at that location into a rapidjson::Value of type kArrayType.

```
void addBlock(rapidjson::Value* block) {
    blocksArray.PushBack(*block, allocator);
}

```

This function works as expected.

To extend this I want to add a function that can take a vector of these pointers as an input. I tried this doing:

```
void addBlocks(std::vector<rapidjson::Value*> blocks) {
    for (const rapidjson::Value& block : blocks) {
        blocksArray.PushBack(*block, allocator);
    }
}

```

This does not work however. It gives me two red waves in Visual Studio.

The first one beneath block in the parameter declaration of the function, saying:

> 
> C++ no suitable constructor exists to convert from to...
> 
> 
> 

And the second one beneath the \* in the call to `PushBack()`, saying:

> 
> C++ no operator matches these operands operand types are: \* const
>  rapidjson::Value
> 
> 
> 

My guess is that I am doing something very basic wrong that I am just missing.