>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> ... but I do not like it...
I can understand that you do not like it, since it adds lots of
#ifdefs.
However, we could:
1/ add the .str().c_str() thingies unconditionally. Spotting and
removing them later is not difficult. Or we could have a
tostr(ostringstream) that does the right thing. Or...
2/ we could have a lyx::regex class which is a simple wrapper (same
semantics) around boost::regex that hides the complexity of these
.c_str()
3/ Is it possible to have an automatic contructor
lyxstring::lyxstring(std::string const & s)
and a lyxstring->basic_string convertor
std::string lyxstring::operator()
[please bear with my fuzzy C++ syntax notions...]
The price to pay would be to include <string> everytime we use
LString.h, but if we are lucky the amount of code generated would be
minimal.
JMarc
