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Previously I used to use MFC collection classes such CArray and CMap. After a while I switched to STL containers and have been using them for a while. Although I find STL much better, I am unable to pin point the exact reasons for it. Some of the reasoning...
Started by Naveen on
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This is a case to use your containers with....
However, STL containers++, utf-cpp...) are designed to work with STL, but know nothing about MFC containers.
In fact you can use STL algorithms on some of MFC containers as well .
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I've been running into this problem with Flex for nearly a year, and each time I work up a quick hack solution that works for the time being. I'd like to see if anyone has a better idea.
Here are the conditions of a problem:
| Container | | explicitHeight...
Started by Aaron on
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If you disable layout updates, and use the Zoom effect to enlarge the ... .
You have to use the "autoLayout" parameter on the VBox as documentation say:
"By default, the size of the VBox container is big enough to hold the image at it original size.
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Hi!
I currently developing a site and have bumped into a problem.. (ajax loading stored urls) Thought someone could help..
First here is sample page layout:
<div id="main-container"> <div id="top-menu"> <a href="/link1" rel="ajax" />...
Started by Tom on
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(probably should ....
Its a really nice plugin, however, after thinking a bit i figured out the part I was missing. .
Check out Ben Alman's BBQ: Back Button & Query Library Plugin
Makes it really easy to add back button support
tnx :) had a look on this. .
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I've been playing around with Castle Windsor lately and realized I could use it to back a container-like object I currently use already. So far I've only read information about an application having only one container instance per application. Is it correct...
Started by Jonathon Watney on
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You may however want to have an application-wide mother container and child containers with ....
I've never tried them but it looks like it could help in this situation (see many independent containers.
Use child containers.
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With C++ STL being updated, will there ever be a set number of containers.
Edit: When it comes to containers, Will there be new addition to the library in addition vectors, lists etc..
Started by Babiker on
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The proposed C++ Standard (aka C++0x) adds the following templated containers:
array (rather like.
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Why is it wrong to use std::auto_ptr<> with STL containers?
Started by Uhall on
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The STL containers need to be able to copy the items you store that containers of auto_ptr....
Specifically, copying one store auto_ptrs in the containers.
The copy semantics of auto_ptr are not compatible with the containers.
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What are the common misuse of using STL containers with iterators?
Started by yesraaj on
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For many great tips on using STL I highly recommend Scott Meyers's book "Effective STL" ( sanitised Amazon link ... .
Forgetting that iterators are quite often invalidated if you change the container by inserting or erasing container members.
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When Objective C containers are dealloc'd, do they release their references to the objects they contain or do I need to do that manually?
Started by Travis Jensen on
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When it's removed (wither manually.
When you add an object its reference count is incremented .
That they contain.
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Can someone point out a good mapping between the usual C++ STL containers such as vector, list, map, set, multimap... and the C# generic containers?
I'm used to the former ones and somehow I've accustomed myself to express algorithms in terms of those...
Started by tato on
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With STL/CLR, you can use all the containers.
And the .NET Framework common language runtime (CLR).
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We all know that RAW pointers need to be wrapped in some form of smart pointer to get Exception safe memory management. But when it comes to containers of pointers the issue becomes more thorny.
The std containers insist on the contained object being ...
Started by Martin York on
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Operations are the bottleneck though :)
Boost pointer containers have strict ownership over implemented using containers of raw pointers..
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