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Dark GDK / C++ What are you guys using for String Manipulation and Linked Lists? (dyn arrays)

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jason p sage
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Posted: 8th Sep 2007 18:21
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I'm mid jump from Darkbasic to GDK C++ - and I was wondering what you guys are using to do your string manipulation.

Note: I read the thread in here where IanM said use <string> to get the string object and not use "string.h" but I did that and
fails

Also I would like a decent hint on a good base class to use for double linked lists - (collections maybe if fast) I could write all my own everything but it will take weeks before I get to my first "walk around in advanced terrain" Any suggestions appreciated!


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Posted: 8th Sep 2007 22:36
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Perhaps a little more detail than 'fails' would assist us in assisting you

I suspect that you've just forgotten to include the namespace of the string object:


Use std::list for a doubly-linked list.
Use std::map for indexed lookup.
Use std::vector instead of arrays.
Use std::string for strings.

Basically, find a good STL book, buy it and read it.

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Posted: 8th Sep 2007 22:41
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Ahhh - didn't try qualifying with namespace. Hmm. ("Fails" meant


std::somethinghere is a syntax I haven't tried.

(I was halfway through a linked list class when I got this - going to investigate right now)

Thanx for the help.



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