Re: List and Maps
Tom,
Have few more clarifications. Sorry to bother you much.
char const* const AniArray[2] = {"Cat", "Dog"}; // I Couldnt intepret this
line
std::list<CString> const AniList(AniArray, AniArray + 2); // What is const
here
typedef std::map<CString,std::list<CString> > ANI_TYPE_MAP;
ANI_TYPE_MAP m_aniMap;
m_aniMap [_T("Animals")] = AniList;
std::list<CString>::iterator i_AniList;
for (i_AniList = AniList.begin(); i_AniList != AniList.end(); ++i_AniList)
{
*i_AniList;
}
// In the For Loop above, Complier says cannot do this i_AniList =
AniList.begin()
How do i iterate through List in this case and the values in it. What is
wrong with the For Loop
Regards,
Alamelu N
"Tom Widmer [VC++ MVP]" wrote:
Alamelu wrote:
Hi Tom,
I tried the example given in the Link provided by you,
#include <boost/assign/list_inserter.hpp> // for 'insert()'
using namespace boost::assign;
but it says cannot open include file.
Is this supported in .Net 2003?????????????
Yes. However, you need to download and install boost first. See
http://www.boost.org/more/getting_started.html
Note, you don't need to build boost to use the assign library, you just
need to download boost, and add the boost directory to your include paths.
This is what i am looking for .......
const std::list<CString> AniList = {"Cat", "Dog"};
> typedef std::map<CString,std::list> ANI_TYPE_MAP;
> ANI_TYPE_MAP m_aniMap;
> m_ aniMap [_T(???Animals???)] = AniList
Using non-boost code, that should be:
char const* const AniArray[2] = {"Cat", "Dog"};
std::list<CString> const AniList(AniArray, AniArray + 2);
typedef std::map<CString,std::list> ANI_TYPE_MAP;
ANI_TYPE_MAP m_aniMap;
m_aniMap [_T("Animals")] = AniList;
Using boost, the first 2 lines become:
std::list<CString> const AniList(boost::assign::list_of("Cat")("Dog"));
Tom