Angus Leeming wrote:
Georg Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter Kümmel wrote:
BTW, next time at a book shop, have a look at "Modern C++ Design" by
Andrei Alexandrescu.
I might do so.
Incidentally, whilst this book most definitely *is* a good investment, the
Singleton pattern was reimplemented as a prospective Boost library last year.
There was quite a lot of traffic on the Boost devel list at the time, but I
forget whether the thing was actually accepted.
That said, I'd reiterate what others have been saying. There's absolutely *no*
need for us to use global static data or have multiple singletones. The LyX
class is all we need and all we should use.
Agreed and I think I got rid of most of them already. Some
initialisation objects (package(), lyxrc, etc) still are global and
should be transfered to the LyX class.
Angus (most definitely still lurking; it's fun to see how vibrant this list
has become once again. It does make it hard to keep up with though, what with
the imminent release of Exchange 2007 and the frenzy that *any* release
entails.)
Good luck.
Abdel.
