i use simple bool pointer class member. Assigning false resp. true behaves different - see comments in code.
Is it possible to set a member attribute in a \"generic\" way? I am still new to c++and just dived into templates, if this is the way to go?
I\'m making a QList of a custom class called ControlIcon. I create the ControlIcons, and load them up with member variables, and then add them to the list开发者_如何学运维. Here\'s the append code:
Hallo, is there some easy way in C++ to tell (in compile-time) if a class/struct has no data members? E.g. struct T{};
I have a cube that I built in SSAS for general ledger data.The cube uses 2 fact tables.One for accounts that are \"normal\" dollar based accounts and the other is for unit / statistical accounts - acc
Do python class-methods have a method/member themselves, which indicates the class, they belong to? For example ...:
This is my first question. I gave up and will use a hand rolled functor for this, but I am curious as to how it is supposed to be done. The contrived example below is intended to resize all of the vec
After reading this, it is my understanding that declaring a method as const prevents it from accidentally modifying the class\'s member variables.
I\'m trying to get the address of a member function, but I don\'t know how. I would appreciate if somebody could tell me what I\'m doing wrong. As you can see in my example below, neither (long)&g
I have a simple question. Why does this not work? type Test1() = member o.toTuple = 1.,2.,3. type Test2() =
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