I am using a std::set<int> for the key of a std map (std::unordered_map<std::Set<int>,float>).I need a hash for this set.
Hi I would like to implement an efficient algorithm to handle the following case: Lets assume we have 2 lists with the following elements:
I\'m binding a set_type method to my jstree instance, and then calling the set_type method when clicking a button. Here\'s my code:
This is a set collection: <set access=\"field.camelcase-underscore\" cascade=\"save-update\" inv开发者_JAVA百科erse=\"true\" lazy=\"true\" name=\"employees\" table=\"TeamEmployee\" mutable=\"true\
I\'m writing a function that gets passed a pointer to an array of length 4. This array will contain integers 0 <= x <= 52 and I would like to construct an array of length 48 with every integer f
Does anyone know where in the MySQL literature the reference is made to merging BIT fields? I am ha开发者_开发知识库ving a hard time locating any documentation that distinguishes SET from BIT.
{x for x in range(10)} works perfectly on IDLE, but when I try this in eclipse (with Pydev plugin) I get a syntax error:
Say I have a set (or graph) which is partitioned into groups.I am interested to find the number of transitions between two partitions, where a transition involves taking an element out of one partitio
I have two classes. One(Person) for getters and setters, and another(People) for compute the data. What is my situation is, I get the data from the DB using ResultSet, then createda person Object to s
I have an stl unordered_map and I would like to store references to elements in that map.I would like there to be no duplicate references.I thought I could create an set of iterators which pointed to