Am 17.01.2010 02:11, schrieb Vincent van Ravesteijn:
I guess you need something like :
for (int i = 1; i < number; ++i)
CellData & cs1 = cell_info[row+i][column];
Yes, that's what I need.
I know now the problem but are not familiar with the paragraph code. I
cannot figure out how to write a routine that does what I need. Our
code is often not documented and lines like
for_each(pit, plist.end(),
bind(&ParagraphList::push_back, ref(pl), _1));
don't bother. This is just like:
for (pit = plist.begin(); pit != plist.end(); ++pit)
pl.push_back((*pit))
just copying all paragraphs from plist into pl.
Hmm, why don't we then use the "simple" variant? After looking at the code, I searched our sources
for the "bind" command and why it takes an argument named "_1". These searches consume a lot of time
and frustrate me.
I know that you haven't written this code, it is just a general issue. And complaining just to
complain sometimes helps to loose frustration ;-)
> I think in case like
>
> for_each(pit, plist.end(),
> bind(&ParagraphList::push_back, ref(pl), _1));
>
> vs
>
> for (pit = plist.begin(); pit != plist.end(); ++pit)
> pl.push_back(*pit);
>
> we should always use the plain loop exactly for the reason that it
> is easier to understand as it requires less concepts to be familiar with.
I fully agree.
Can you perhaps help me here?
I hope I did.
Yes, many thanks.
regards Uwe
