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From: David B. Held (dheld_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-02-03 13:00:31
"Rich Sposato" <rds_at_[hidden]> wrote in message
news:401F52D5.1090409_at_richsposato.com...
> [...]
> The containers are called flex_set, flex_map, flex_multiset, and
> flex_multimap. They are similar to the 4 STL associative containers.
> There are two important differences between the STL containers
> and these:
> 1. You can search on any type that is comparable to the key_type,
> rather than just the key_type. (The STL associative containers only
> allows searches on the same type as the key.)
> 2. You do *not* need to create a temporary object of key_type to
> search through the containers. (The STL containers require you to
> create one temporary object to search for another.)
> [...]
This is pretty cool. I've had uses for this kind of thing many times,
and always wrote a hack to solve it.
Dave
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