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Thanks, that worked.

I just start practice with variadic template, i am not familiar with "tuple". What is a difference?

Is it possible to resolve this ambiguity:



struct foo1
{
float x, y, z;
};

struct foo2

I need to wrap some resource, witch is somewhat a COM object model and it inherits from "reference counted" class IUnknown. How to properly setup my class to be "move capable" with this kind of...

Ok. Thanks.

I will use this thread to ask some other question.
I have some problem:


enum EMaterialTypes
{
EMaterial0 = 0,
EMaterial1 = 1,

Sorry for my english, i can't do any better then this.
Look at my first question, for example a vector container:


class foo
{
...// what operators should i explicitly add?
};

vector<foo>...

How do you find, when you first introduced with say some of the STL container, function or algorithms, what are its requirements?
I mean,
1. what operators object should have for specific...

// base class
class resource
{
protected:
std::string name;
public:
template< typename TStr >
resource(TStr&& n) : name(std::forward<TStr>(n)) {}

resource(resource&& o) :...

I want to find how many times some word is occurring in a sentence (line).
I thought it was this, but not:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <regex>
#include <limits>

int...

Thanks. I used this function WideCharToMultiByte and it works now.

Is there any function that you could recommend me to convert those strings into coresponding ANSI/ASCII version with proper code page and what not that it depends on (Unicode is HORROR) to do the...

But the problem is i must pass correct path/file names, witch other users might have on their computers with "funny" characters when they run my app.

Thanks for your time.

Now i have another problem. Because i use tstring, and write "bat" file with:


#ifdef UNICODE
#define tfopen _wfopen
#else
#define tfopen fopen
#endif
...
typedef std::basic_string<TCHAR>...

I don't have source for that console app, so i created my own to display params, and it works:


int main(int carg, char* args[])
{
for(int i = 0; i < carg; ++i)
{
std::cout << args[i] <<...

Yes, i was doing that for the past couple of hours.
At first i was reading path/file names from list-box control and passing that, and it wasn't working. So i deicided to hard-code this strings to...

I have some app that i need to call and pass some params to it. I tried this with cmd and it worked but somehow ShellExecute doesn't pass params to my app. I can't see where is my problem:


...

Well, i tried that first as it seems logical but i got compile time error:

***?

Thanks.

EDIT: Never mind, resolved it by using const_iterator in "result" pair.

Thanks Codeplug.

Paul i packed this all up in one function:


bool ci_compare(std::wstring& l, std::wstring& r)
{
std::locale loc("");
std::pair< std::wstring::iterator,...

Thanks.

Ok. I got your point.
I didn't meant for that code to be copied to another IDE, i just showed what i got in mine.
Sorry about this, i should have do it other (hard) way with escape seq..

EDIT:...

Thanks for warning, but i read earlier that thread you mentioned, and this code is just for test.
It would took me long time to figure witch escape codes are for witch character.

Can you please...

It works, as no compile time error but it doesnt convert correctly.
Example with my language characters:
http://www.dodaj.rs/f/w/9/n2Bk1fx/towupper.jpg
str1 is unchanged!

but LCMapString does...

@Paul McKenzie
1.
code:


std::wstring str1 = someFileName;
...
std::transform(str1.begin(), str1.end(), str1.begin(), std::toupper< std::wstring::value_type >);

error:

It can't work that way i got compile time error with:



std::transform(str1.begin(), str1.end(), str1.begin(), std::toupper);


or

I need to compare some strings being case insensitive, witch contain file or folder names. So i thought i should get them all toupper, something like:



std::locale fileNames_locale = ???
......

Thanks again on your effort and help.