I have a class Department: class Department{ string des; string name; string id; List<Department> subDeps;
Is there a way to use boost foreach without defining a const_iterator? My use-case for this is an iterator for a vector, that can contain invalid elements. The iterator should traverse the vector, an
Is there a prettier / less-verbose way to use iterators in C++? From the tutorials I\'ve seen, I eithe开发者_JAVA百科r set up typedefs everywhere (which gets tedious to do for a lot of one-off for-loo
Is there a popular Perl module that works like Data::Dumper but allows user to write hook to manipulate the data inside complex structure or object.
I am confused how python is iterating through this dictionary. From python\'s documentation, the itervalues returns an iterator over the dictionary\'s valu开发者_开发百科es.
It\'s said that if swap two container\'s value, the iterator will not become invalid. so following code works fine
I have a piece of code like this: set<string>::iterator it1; set<string>::iterator it2; pair<set<string>::iterator,bool> ret;
The following program: #include <boost/range/concepts.hpp> #include <iterator> #include <istream>
I\'m looking for a C++ implementation of a data structure ( or a combination of data structures ) that meet the following criteria:
Okay so i\'m currently working on a searching method, the terms searched are ran through the database and the matching products are added to a hashMap with 2 Integer fields.
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