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From: martin f krafft (madduck_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-06-13 15:40:11
also sprach martin f krafft <madduck_at_[hidden]> [2005.06.13.1249 +0200]:
> I would like my nodes and edges to have behaviours. Bundled
> properties -- the method to attach struct instances to nodes and
> edges -- seems like the way to go. However, if that is the
> suggested method, then "bundled properties" is somewhat of
> a misnomer.
... and even if: how do you get the property object from am edge or
vertex descriptor? If g is an adjacency list with Edge and Node
structs as edge and vertex property bundles, and ei/vi are
edge/vertex iterators respectively, then the following allows me to
call Edge/Node::fn():
g[*ei].fn()
g[*vi].fn()
This is rather awkward. Is there a better way?
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