Collections in C++

[Guest]

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hello

In Visual Basic you can keep track of Objects of Classes with Collections. I
believe this is from MV C++.

I want to know is Collections used in C++ everywhere and if not how can you
keep track of many objects?

thanks

 

[Tamas Demjen]

If you are talking about .NET, the exact same collections that you
already know from VB.NET are also available in MC++ (VS2003) and C++/CLI
(VS2005). ArrayList, IEnumerator, etc. If you are interested about a
more powerful approach, which will be available in the near future,
here's a great article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/stl-netprimer.asp

If you are talking about standard (unmanaged) C++, there are the STL
containers. For that I recommend the book Effective STL by Scott Meyers.

Tom

john andrew wrote:

 

[Peter van der Goes]

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hello

In Visual Basic you can keep track of Objects of Classes with Collections. I
believe this is from MV C++.

I want to know is Collections used in C++ everywhere and if not how can you
keep track of many objects?

thanks

Are you referring to the .NET Windows Forms template available in C++? If
so, you can use the same collection classes that any other .NET language
would use.