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I have a function that takes an ofstream as an argument:
void Traverse (ofstream& os);
this works fine unless when I try to do Traverse(std::cout);


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Thanks a lot Kheun! I really appreciate it.
That <T> in friend class MyClass<T>; saved me a lotta Aspirin :D

Thanks for the tip Graham, I've knew that resize existed but thought that it was used...

sorry to bother you again but I'm really stuck as I see no reason for the errors I've been having. Using the same class prototypes I have posted before with the correction from Graham i declare in my...

:D Sorry about that. I was just cheking the FAQ so I didn't really think when answering.
Sofia.

Thanks Graham. I could have sworn that I tried that but I guess I didn't :o
I have to use an array as I can't insert in a vector of size i.e 10 in position 12. It gets messy everytime I start...

check in the FAQ ;)
Sofia

Hello,
Can anybody please tell me what I'm doing wrong here. When I do something like:

template<class T>
class MyNode
{
public:

MyNode(){key=-1;}
friend class MyClass;

Oh! after i add the .begin() it compiles but the application crashes!.
I have no clue to why is that.
Thanks again for the help, I really appreciate it.
Sofia.

Thanks a bunch Joe.
I use exactely the following:

int findMax(vector<int>& sublist)
{
// Bailout condition. Required of all recursive functions
if(sublist.size() <=1)
return...

Thanks for the response mwilliamson.
That's actually where I got stuck. I just can't make sense out of this start and end that changes. What I do is to create two vectors out of my original vector...

Hello all,
I know that most of you(not if all) would say that it would be better to use iteration instead of recursion in my problem but that's the way it should be(yes it's an assignment)
I have a...

Thanks for the reply guys .
Kheun could you explain more the following lines please.

typedef void (MyClass::*MemFunc)(string);
typedef map<string, MemFunc> PtrMap;

PtrMap myMap;...

That's exactly what I'm trying to do.
I have a non member function that returns a string, this string is let's say str=MySecondFunction(Andrea)
so in my main() and instead of doing something like:...

Thanks for the link souldog.
I was just there actually but I can't find what can help me.
the problem is that my instructions are strings. I have a non-member function that reads the instruction...

I was wondering if anybody can clear me up on this.
I have a file full of instructions that I have to execute it looks something like that:

MyFirstFunction(Jimmy)
MySecondFunction(Carole)...

Thank you very much for the explanation Paul. ;)
Regards,
Sofia.

Thanks a million for that nice explaination sbrothy.
I have a bit of a problem still though and I will really appreciate any help as this has been driving me nuts.
I have another function that is...

And how would we go about it in case we were!! :rolleyes:
Thanks for taking time to explain all that by the way :) .
Sofia.

I actually tried to take almost the same approach after all the comments to my other post saying that I couldn't derive from std::list but I found myself having to rewrite all the functions that come...

Morning everyone,
Thank you for the reply sbrothy.I'm actually deriving from the STL list and eventhough I got to understand why I shouldn't be doing that I just have to do it as I have no choice...

Sorry if I didn't make myself clear enough but I'll try to catch up.
What I am trying to do is write a member function like let's say pop_front() or pop_back but which would erase an element of the...

Sorry to bother you guys again, but I'm encountring a small problem that I think is due to my lack of knowledge as the whole std::list world is very new to me(I spent so much time learning vectors...

It's kind of a school assignment if you would. My company has a deal with an IT training school here in NY to offer all the employees courses in Programming. And while most of my collegues went for...

Thank you ver much :)

Sorry for bumping the thread but I didn't want to create a new one as I found this one.
I kinda need to do the same thing but the problem with me is that my object name is a private member of myObj...