C++/programming newbie: what is a "vset?" General programming concept or only C++?

[Antst]

Hi everyone:

I'm using someone else's code in some other code I wrote. He keeps using the term, "vset." I'm curious about what it is. I recall hearing this term before, so I'm wondering if it is a general term or one that my coder-friend invented?

If anyone could explain what it means or where to get information about it (no luck on Google so far), that would be great. Thanks.
Thanks Damien. I don't have it with me at present, but he uses it as a sort of container. It stores information about a domain that his code does calculations on. Like its size and shape and other information. Thanks for letting me know that it's not part of the standard libraries. That's good to know.

 

[Damien Bell]

Can you please post the code? There is no vset in any of the standard libraries that I know of, so it might be a method from a custom lib?

Edit: Do you recall if it's a class or an object or maybe even a struct that he's using as a non-standard container? To be technical an object (or array/vector thereof) can have pretty much the same type of behavior as a lot of more specialized containers due to the way that they store info.