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07-16-2008
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| | use array or vector Fernando Gómez wrote: Quote: > Daniel wrote: Quote: >> Why use that instead of ArrayList? >> >> Daniel >> >> "Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]" <rbv@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:uY9UG345IHA.1176@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Fernando Gómez wrote: >>>> Daniel wrote: >>>>> I wanted to use an object from the newer .NET namespace. >>>>> >>>>> Daniel >>>>> >>>> Then you could use System::Collection::ArrayList. >>> Don't use ArrayList in new code. >>> >>> Use ::System::Collections::Generic::List<T> instead, with an >>> appropriate value for T. >>> >>>> Regards. >>> >> > to cast from object to you your particular type, etc. doesn't require boxing and unboxing operations, inlines better, etc. |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector Daniel wrote: Quote: > I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there a way to > do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use vectors instead? If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in microsoft.public.vc.language. And the answer would have been: use std::vector. -- David Wilkinson Visual C++ MVP |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector David Wilkinson wrote: Quote: > Daniel wrote: Quote: >> I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there a >> way to do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use >> vectors instead? > Daniel: > > If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in > microsoft.public.vc.language. > > And the answer would have been: use std::vector. > using). Or something from System::Collections. Regards. |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector What does OP stand for? Daniel "Fernando Gómez" <fernando.a.gomez.f@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OnRJRE25IHA.1468@xxxxxx Quote: > David Wilkinson wrote: Quote: >> Daniel wrote: Quote: >>> I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there a >>> way to do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use vectors >>> instead? >> Daniel: >> >> If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in >> microsoft.public.vc.language. >> >> And the answer would have been: use std::vector. >> > Or perhaps CArray (well, the OP didn't specify the library he was using). > Or something from System::Collections. > > Regards. > |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector I wanted to use an object from the newer .NET namespace. Daniel "David Wilkinson" <no-reply@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:us7eBt15IHA.3480@xxxxxx Quote: > Daniel wrote: Quote: >> I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there a way >> to do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use vectors >> instead? > Daniel: > > If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in > microsoft.public.vc.language. > > And the answer would have been: use std::vector. > > -- > David Wilkinson > Visual C++ MVP |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector If I use std::vector, would my code still be portable to other .NET runtimes on top of other platforms? Daniel "David Wilkinson" <no-reply@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:us7eBt15IHA.3480@xxxxxx Quote: > Daniel wrote: Quote: >> I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there a way >> to do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use vectors >> instead? > Daniel: > > If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in > microsoft.public.vc.language. > > And the answer would have been: use std::vector. > > -- > David Wilkinson > Visual C++ MVP |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector Daniel wrote: Quote: > What does OP stand for? > > Daniel |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector Daniel wrote: Quote: > I wanted to use an object from the newer .NET namespace. > > Daniel > Regards. |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector Fernando Gómez wrote: Quote: > Daniel wrote: Quote: >> I wanted to use an object from the newer .NET namespace. >> >> Daniel >> > Then you could use System::Collection::ArrayList. Use ::System::Collections::Generic::List<T> instead, with an appropriate value for T. Quote: > > Regards. |
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07-16-2008
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| | Re: use array or vector Daniel wrote: Quote: > If I use std::vector, would my code still be portable to other .NET > runtimes on top of other platforms? (1) You are using VC2005 or newer (2) You pass /clr  ure, which disallows a lot of native stuff. Whetherstd::vector still works I can't say, it may even depend on the type you are using it with. Quote: > > Daniel > > "David Wilkinson" <no-reply@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:us7eBt15IHA.3480@xxxxxx Quote: >> Daniel wrote: Quote: >>> I need to use arrays that I can dimension during runtime. Is there >>> a way to do that in VC++ .NET using arrays, or would I need to use >>> vectors instead? >> Daniel: >> >> If this is a question about standard C++, you should have asked it in >> microsoft.public.vc.language. >> >> And the answer would have been: use std::vector. >> >> -- >> David Wilkinson >> Visual C++ MVP |
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