Hi.



<excerpt><excerpt>Any help would be appreciated, and I still think the
documentation should mention how to get the type of the bundled
properties.

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You're absolutely correct. I've just added the aforementioned traits
with some documentation for them (within the description of bundled
properties).

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I guess all of this is in the CVS, of course... I wondered also if
there was a way to download all of the boost documentation (HTML
format) for offline browsing, rather than going to the web site every
time (maybe this is intentionalk though). I mean, a way different than
downloading the CVS documentation.


I have yet a new question: is it possible to have, as a bundled
property, references to objects and not just the object themselves ?


IE, 


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adjacency_list<<mapS, vecS, undirectedS, myClass > Graph;


works, but I can't manage to have:


	<color><param>7673,0F0C,504D</param>typedef</color>
adjacency_list<<mapS, vecS, undirectedS, myClass &> Graph;


(A pointer, though, is ok as I have noted on one of my earlier mails).


I have noted, though, that function such as
</fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier</param><x-tad-bigger>add_vertex(const VertexProperties& p,
adjacency_list& g) do take a reference to a VertexProperties. So
should I assume that if I construct my graph in this way (via use of
add_vertex, etc...) my bundled properties will just be references, ie,
no copy construction will occur ( and after running my graph
algorithms, the modifications on the bundled properties will still be
accessible)?


Jean-Noël

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