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Hello all,


My problem is that though I set "DataGridView2.Rows(i).Selected = True" -
the row is not "marked"(dark gray) as selected.

What should I do to display the row as selected by user...

I have several questions while reading "C++ Templates: The Complete Guide/David Vandevoorde, Nicolai M. Josuttis"



template<int I> void f(int (&)[24/(4+I)]);

int main()
{
&f<4>;
}

Thanks alot guys,
I've used this information to suggest a solution for :
www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1241906#post1241906

Hope that helps.



#include <iostream>
#include <typeinfo>

template <typename TG>
class CMatriz{

I wish it was that simple. My first general code shows two levels
for template parameters,
T for the class, and T2 for a function member:


template <typename T>
class CLASS{

template...

change
bool pair(card[] cards)
into
bool pair(card cards[])

The truth is that member is an operator , and by looking at the compiler's
error I assume the syntax is different.

I get the following compiler errors:
"`operator+' used as template "
"use...

Say I have a template class, with a member template as the following:


template <typename T>
class CLASS{

template <typename T2>
void f(T2 const&);
};

Sure, thats what I meant by "...maintaining a std::map...", which is a good
'tool' to create a pool of distictions.
The Flyweight suppose to reduce the number of objects whenever there
are plenty...

Another approach is using map of enumeration and string:


#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>


enum resolution {low,medium,hight};

Its a guess, but maybe
Console::WriteLine should get other type than 'String'
which is the type returned by 'Cat->GetName()'

humptydumpty,

calm down. Bmiuritan uses 'malloc','strstr' and C-Stile string (char*) therefor he is obviouslly trying to code with C.
second, please read again my previous comment.

Bmiuritan,


I think what would fix the problem is:

int iEnd = cTemp - 1;
instead of
int iEnd = cTemp - cSource - 1;

humptydumpty,

Your code is wrong.
In 'Check' function, you assign to a local pointer and not to the array itself.
you should use strcpy to the array (if we are dealing with C as the
sample...

I see the importance of using a pool of distincted objects,
it saves time and space (by not creating instances identical to existing objects).

What I miss here, is the difference between this...

Wrap std::vector as member in a new class, and implement 2 versions
for operator[] (for const and non-const accesses) with safety bounds checks.
provide any interface you need such as...

NMTop40,
Well I didn't really ask about the need of namespaces.
Say I have created a namespace that containes templates and non-templates elements. How would you structure your header files for...

I'm curious how do you treat your own namespaces.
do you keep it as one unit?

That is what I meant:


class Base{
public:
Base(int val) { defaultSetter(val); }
virtual void setter(int val) = 0;

protected:
void defaultSetter(int val)

More details please. Its hard to tell where the problem is.
which arguments did you use for input? post the code and how you run the program.

Just to show you that we need more information:
an...

Not really. The override virtual functions can access a base member using
the interface tha base itself provide. If it provides a setter, you can't skip
its checks and limitations.

I believe that the following thread might interest you. The relevant part is on page 2 of the thread:

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=294708&page=2&highlight=const

Don't use the temporary array. It limits you with a constant size (in your case 4096), and since you modify the original array it gives no advantage.

what happens when shift is negative?

......

The following post might help:
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=300630

Regards,
Guy

An object instance allows everyone to "mess" its public member, like a program that allows everyone to "mess" its globals.