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By Robert Wells  - 5:27pm - 1 new of 1 message    

boost/regex.hpp and regex.h 
  This is something I came across today that might be of interest to others: including boost/regex.hpp causes the functions in regex.h to have corrupt pmatch subexpression match values. I'm not sure why. -mark
By mark  - 5:27pm - 1 new of 1 message    

global prefix and postfix ++ operator overloading 
  Is it possible to overload increment(++) and decrement(--) postfix and prefix operators for primitive datatypes such as int, char, short, etc. in global scope (vs as a class member function where this is possibe)? If there is a site that lists all operators that can't be overloaded (such as the member access dot operator), please post it.... more »
By news.aioe.org  - 5:16pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

Do you usually to pass a reference to set (or other stl container) as const 
  void func(const set<string> &); It is typical for pointers, but not reference to pass as const if you don't want modified. Who finds himself doing it above -- passing the reference as const?
By puzzlecracker  - 4:53pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

remove non-existent element in the std::set 
  if I provide a key of element that doesn't exist in the set, and I call set.erase(nonInSetKey), does standard guarantee that nothing "BAD" will happen, in fact, nothing at all will happen. Does it make sense to check first whether key is in the set before removing it?
By puzzlecracker  - 1:29pm - 5 new of 5 messages    

Is there a way to save a copy of std::cout 
  Is it possible to save a copy of cout the same way you can save a copy of stdout in C (I know C version is portable, but unix portable is good enough for me). I have to use a library which closes stdout on init because its used to mostly in background processes but I need it for an interactive process. Library cant be changed unfortunately.... more »
By Adrian  - 12:46pm - 5 new of 5 messages    

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How to Add text from TextBox to *.txt file 
  Hello everybody My program displays common sayings in my language and it's using polish specific characters. The program reads those sayings from text file (*.txt) and everything is ok if I manually add some new sayings, save them in Notepad and display in program with no problems. Those sayings... more »
By ZikO  - 11:37am - 3 new of 3 messages    

map<K, V>::reference 
  Suppose K and V are two types either built-in or user-defined. Suppose I use the standard default allocator< pair<const K, V> > . Suppose I have map<K,V> m; // insert some elements into the map 'm'. Assume this is possible. Then the type of map<K,V>::reference is 'pair<const K, V>&' Is my above understanding correct ?... more »
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