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On 2 Mar 2004 at 15:29, Simon Wistow wrote:
> In someways it's nice but it's just all the little shit bits that are
> really pissing me off today. I admit that most are because I've been
> spiled with my wonderful experiences with the incomparable joy that
> is Perl but here I shall detail some of the more heinous hates.
>
>
> public:
> string error();
>
> private:
> string error;
>
>
>
> one is a method, one is a member. Why won't you let me have both.
Consider
public:
int error();
private:
void* error;
and later
void *foo = object.error;
are you assigning the address of the method to "foo", or the value of
the member?
> // we use the filename like a format
> int ret = snprintf(output, 1024, format.c_str(), frame++);
My pet hate with the STL was needing to call .c_str() all over the
place when working with legacy APIs; the application we were converting
to STL had previously used MFC, whose CString class has an "operator
const char *" which just did the right thing, as long as you had a
prototype in scope.
Cheers,
Philip
--
Philip Newton <pnewton@xxx.xx>
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