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<0> Tamama: so what?
<1> javaq_]: so it makes your question kinda silly
<1> mathieu: i have no experience with boost
<2> it's unrelated to boost actually
<2> well, it seems to me it's unrelated
<2> if (***ignment, comparison) { statement; }
<1> rec->get() ?
<1> ah
<2> get() returns the raw pointer
<1> you have a declaration
<1> int a,b,r;
<2> yes
<2> illegal in an if ?
<0> Tamama: which of the two is powerful C++ of Java?
<0> or*
<1> its probably read as: if <CacheRecordP rec; CacheRecordP rec.get() >
<1> (excuse me for the lousy pseudo code)
<2> oh!
<2> indeed
<1> javaq_: ask in #java
<2> Tamama: thank you
<2> so it was read as one big declaration
<1> mathieu: You're welcome
<0> Tamama: are you a n00b?
<1> javaq_: are you a troll?
<1> mathieu: I ran into that once when using a for loop.. only once :)
<2> who make such stupid constructs anyway ;)
<2> makeS
<1> we do ^-^
<3> ailos, stl question
<3> I want to loop through a vector and erase elements that match a set of criteria
<0> ibiwan: clear()
<3> won't that clear the whole vector?
<3> coulda sworn...
<3> yeah, I don't want to clear the whole thing.
<3> I was using for(it=v.begin();it!=v.end();it++){if(criteria(*it)) v.erase(it);}
<3> but this is segfaulting... I thought using iterators properly allowed me to make that kind of change safely
<1> 'it' becomes invalid after deletion
<3> so do I it=v.erase(it); ?
<1> so it++ afterwards (specified in the for loop) is invalid
<3> no, 'cause then I'll skip whatever was after the deleted element
<3> hm, ugly workaround...
<1> dont it++ in the for loop
<1> problem solved
<3> for(it=v.begin();it!=v.end();){if(blah) it=v.erase(it); else it++;}
<3> yeah
<3> is that the Right Way to do it?
<3> I don't care for this program in particular, but in general I'm trying to teach myself to do more idiomatic C++
<1> if it works, it is right
<3> *eyebrows hit ceiling*
<0> is Dev-C++ compatible for fedora core 4?
<1> c-bot
<1> !paste
<1> lol
<1> noidea is *splut*
<1> anyone has another?
<1> http://www.nomorepasting.com/
<1> there we go
<4> pastebin.com?
<1> hm
<1> interesting
<5> what's that
<1> i created an explicit constructor taking void *
<1> yet, it still converts int * to void *
<1> (or at least, doesnt error)
<5> is it pasted?
<5> I'm leaving in less than 6 mins
<1> heh no
<1> i can try and make a thingy in 2
<1> http://pastebin.com/554144
<1> abstract
<1> :)
<1> no error, no warning
<5> bah I have to go
<1> lates :)
<1> anyone else interested in explaining that? :)
<5> it looks very okay to me
<1> except that it doesnt give an error on the explicit breakage
<5> I don't think it's supposed to with void*
<5> it might if you have a different ctor that takes int*
<1> there isnt
<5> anyway, REALLY gotta go :)
<1> i compiled that abstract
<1> the abstract doesnt err either
<1> ok EwIck, see you
<6> happy VD, heh
<7> veneral disease day?
<6> ;)
<1> hm
<1> can someone explain to me why the following paste is not allowed?
<1> http://pastebin.com/554233
<6> because it's not
<1> http://pastebin.com/554235 <- that is
<1> why the difference?
<6> the difference is that you can overload functions
<6> not cl***es
<1> meh
<6> well, if you're using the first cl*** instead of the second, you can name them differently and not lose anything
<1> doesnt the template already make it different?
<1> other signature that is
<1> well yes i can rename them of course :)
<6> you can specialize it to differentiate, if that helps
<1> hm?
<6> template< typename T, typename T2> struct A{ int x; }; template< int, int> struct A{ float qwerty; };
<6> er,
<6> template<> A<int,int>{ float qwerty; };
<6> struct ^
<6> guess i'm not really awake yet, heh
<1> well the thing is its supposed to handle type conversion.. so renaming them to 1,2,3 etc for 1,2 or 3 template args is easier in the end
<6> ah
<6> well yeah, look at boost
<6> 'morning vawjr
<8> mornin' rdragon
<8> any more word on that job you're looking at?
<6> nope haven't heard a thing... tempted to make another contact if I don't hear anything by the afternoon
<6> got another inquiry yesterday, something regarding biometric security application & library development, in Tampa
<9> I think I saw that one.
<6> www.ceelox.com
<9> I was telling Mrs. Solamente about you considering a move to Seattle.
<6> hehe
<9> First she said, "Oh, if he's young, he should go."
<6> yeah
<9> Then she said, "But if he's not gay, remind him it's tough to get a date out there."
<6> doh
<9> Actually, I think if you're reasonably good-looking, the women will be throwing themselves at you because all the other attractive men are gay.
<6> hmmm yeah, true
<6> hehe
<8> half of the women? or half of the gay guys
<10> you worked half of them?
<9> "Dudes, when are we going to hire a hot chick receptionist?"
<9> Then the light went on...
<9> When I was out there.
<10> a lightbulb?
<10> ouch
<9> Okay, now that I've dug a pit for myself... off to the office with me.
<10> :)
<6> lol
<6> thanks for the tip
<10> well have "fun" at the office Solamente
<6> good looking, not gay: http://www.mike-n.com/stuff/miken.png
<6> :)
<8> a picture of you playing pocket pool while rubbing up against a female isn't all that convincing
<6> haha
<8> well, a presumed female
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