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<0> hahah
<1> oh, and for cowmoo: a washing machine is a machine you wash clothes in
<0> I know you diidot
<1> you wash clothes so you don't smell as bad
<0> tis a sad life when your biggest joy is a new washer
<2> next you get that elektikity stuff?
<1> pfft
<0> but knowing peterhu, no surprises there
<1> it's a sweet washer beotch
<1> cost me 10 bealtine annual salaries
<2> that much...get a refund
<2> and buy a real one :)
<1> this one folds my clothes and dresses me in the morning
<1> plus, it dispenses candy
<2> and a quick blowjob too?
<1> i wouldn't advise sticking one's member in a machine
<2> oh wait thats the hoover...
<0> the vacuum cleaner to our american friends
<0> or enemies, in the case of this one
<1> pfft, at least ours isn't camel powered
<2> so named after the freak that used it
<0> sigh, wish I got a dollar for every time that joke was tossed my way
<1> you'd have one dollar
<1> which, in cowmooistan, buys a lot
<0> that's what everyone thinks
<2> good morning btw
<0> but our currency is tied to the dollars
<0> er
<0> US dollar
<1> ****ers
<0> 2.6 of yours is one of ours
<1> we're taking you down with us!
<0> too bad you morons are ruining it all
<2> after or before the bj ?
<0> after I believe
<3> how is it possible to test that an element i of a vector of cl*** is empty?
<0> what?
<2> whats a vector?
<3> a container
<2> umm
<0> I mean, please rephrase your question
<1> Minos2: a vector can't hold "empty", it can contain no elements (itself being empty)
<3> I will try
<3> I have a vector of cl***es
<2> shared_ptr i hope ?
<4> Minos2: you mean: cl*** instances?
<2> ok and ?
<1> futurama quote: "that question is less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way"
<3> double, int.. + void,...
<3> then I delete a cl*** that is the element i of that vector for example
<3> I would then like to erase the element i
<3> but for that I need an iterator to this element
<3> am I correct?
<4> Minos2: what's the definition of cl*** for you? it doesn't make sense to me
<3> vector <Curves*> curves_queue; with Curves a cl***
<2> naked pointer in a vector are naughty
<1> i think his question is: std::vector<SomeCl****> v; v.push_back(new SomeCl***); delete v[0]; // How do I also erase it?
<3> yep
<1> v.erase(v.begin() + 0);
<2> the vector "slot" or the cl*** itself?
<4> shared_ptr would do the trick too
<3> yes the vector slot
<3> thank you peterhu
<2> that wont delete the cl***
<2> though
<1> he knows that, i think
<2> hopefully :)
<4> why does everybody say cl*** instead of (cl***) instance? you can't delete cl***...
<1> Minos2: you should consider using boost::shared_ptr rather than storing raw pointers; that way you simply erase the element and it handles memory management
<1> www.boost.org for more information
<0> why begin() + 0 and not just begin()
<1> it is being proposed for the next c++ standard (tr1::shared_ptr)
<1> Cowmoo: i wanted to make it clear that it was using the offset
<2> 3 cheers for shared_ptr<>
<1> as vector supports random access iterators
<3> and v.erase(v.begin() + 5); for example is also working?
<1> offset = element indedx
<0> yaya
<0> k
<0> yes Minos2
<0> look at the docs for .erase
<4> cowmoo = moojuice?
<0> ...
<0> pardon?
<4> apparently not
<4> we used to have a regular called moojuice
<0> who's we
<4> this channel
<1> mathieu: no, different person
<0> perhaps it was before my time
<2> moo was a brit
<0> sorry to disappoint
<1> Minos2: it should, if you're looking to delete the 6th element
<1> (erase)
<3> cowmoo: I did, and because of that I wrote a function in order to find iterator corresponding to the given cl***
<1> i don't mean delete
<4> i thought you were him, but then you started asking stupid questions :)
<1> heh
<1> Cowmoo is clearly no juice
<0> who me
<0> I didn't ask anything
<4> 16:30 < Cowmoo> why begin() + 0 and not just begin()
<4> ok it doesn't have a question mark
<4> but still
<0> eh
<1> oh snap
<0> how's that stupid then
<0> well, perhaps I should've scrolled up before asking
<4> as always
<2> begin()+0 is begin() :)
<1> Minos2: also keep in mind the performance implications of erasing elements from a vector that are not at the end
<0> yes bealtine, was the point of my question
<4> i seemed obvious to me what was the point of the redundant +0
<2> Minos2 : perhaps a diff container might suit you better
<1> mathieu: that's cause you = smarter than moo
<2> maybe a dequeue
<4> peterhu: well my point exactly. moojuice seemed quite smart to me :)
<0> +i maybe, but not +0
<1> (deque)
<0> good for you then, I'm proud of you
<2> i lost my spullchucker
<1> for a long time i mispronounced "deque"
<0> Im' sure everyone did
<2> 2deck"
<2> -2
<1> where is your quote on your whacky layout?
<0> especially since OED lists it as an alternative spelling for dequeue
<1> yeah, which is why i think it's all a horrible conspiracy to make new people feel like idiots
<1> like "gnome"
<2> thats the whole point of technobable
<0> gnome is what
<0> g-nome?
<1> yeah
<0> ugh
<1> as in GNU-nome
<0> yea
<1> hard G
<1> silly twits
<1> should just spell it correctly
<0> I'm sure mathieu is the sort of person who'd take pride in pointing out said pronunciation errors
<1> i certainly do
<0> correlating it with intelligence
<4> Cowmoo: and spelling errors!
<0> rather.
<1> and grammatical errors
<4> but only in dutch.
<4> so don't worry
<4> :)
<0> thank heavens, we're saved
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