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yes, it is! but, i don´ t understantd why. It is not the iterator it self which i ám trying to modify. ???? thanks .... hector

the error was reported in the line groups2countersIterator->second++;

hi guys, do you know what this means: error: increment of data-member 'std::pair<const std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, int>::second' in read-only structure i don't understand how a map structure can be a read only structure. The code is...

ohh, this stuff is getting me crazy ... this code works for the map data part: groupOfNumbers_type::const_iterator groupOfNumbersIterator = group2numbersIterator->second.begin(); groupOfNumbersIterator = group2numbersIterator->second.find( 28 ); thanks cpjust hector

i've done before: hD_loadResultGroupsFIND.cxx:70: error: 'class std::map<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, std::set<int, std::less<int>, std::allocator<int> >, std::less<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> > >...

thanks cpjust, it works. what about the map data part? wit this code: groupOfNumbers_type::const_iterator groupOfNumbersIterator; groupOfNumbersIterator = group2numbers->second.find( "28" ); i got: hD_loadResultGroupsFIND.cxx:69: error: base operand of '->' has non-pointer type...

Are you trying to find a map key with "something" or map data with "something"?" R/ a map key with "something" "What does the map_group_type typedef look like?" typedef std::set<int> groupOfNumbers_type; typedef std::map<string, groupOfNumbers_type> map_group_type; "If you're...

hi guys, i have sintax problems using a STL find function :-( typedef std::set<string> groupOfFileNames_type; typedef std::map<string, groupOfFileNames_type> map_groupFN_type; typedef std::vector<string> resultsGroups_type; typedef std::map<string, resultsGroups_type>...

you have to start your child process by closing all the file descriptors. I think there is not option, because the fork function duplicates the program context, which includes the file descriptors. ... FILE *fd; fd=fopen(filename, "r"); ... if (Fork() == 0) { //child process...

hi guys, i am getting problems trying to convert a c++ basic string to a char * (C languaje). error: cannot convert ‘std::string’ to ‘char*’ for argument ‘1’ to ‘void hD_readIniFile(char*, map_group_type&, map_groupFN_type&)’ string fn_ch(*cur_edge); hD_readIniFile(fn_ch...

hi guys, i am getting problems trying to convert a c++ basic string to a char * (C languaje). error: cannot convert ‘std::string’ to ‘char*’ for argument ‘1’ to ‘void hD_readIniFile(char*, map_group_type&, map_groupFN_type&)’ string fn_ch(*cur_edge); hD_readIniFile(fn_ch...

btw, take a look at an STLplus implementation: #include "stlplus.hpp" #include <vector> using namespace std; #define WON 1 #define LOSS 0 void hD_initGraph(digraph<string,int>& graph){ digraph<string,int>::iterator node1 = graph.insert("1")...

yeah; just don't declare as a const type. thanks, hector

hi guys, please some help with pointers: this STLplus code is good: int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { digraph<string,int> graph; digraph<string,int>::iterator node1 = graph.insert("1"); } this one has a reference problem: void initGraph(const digraph<string,int>& graph){...

thanks jstreich for comments, but the structure i need is not a heap, it is a graph. It looks like my picture loss some white characters and is not as clear as i wanted. i'll try this notation (node4 is new one): node1 = 8 node2 = 10 node3 = 25 node4 = 50 arc1 = node1 to node1 arc2 = node2 to...