As far as I can tell the locale header should provide a tolower function
however the following failes for me under gcc 3.4.
transform(begin , end, begin2, std::tolower);
with an error that the last arg is of unknown type. Any ideas on why?
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Daniel Aarno wrote: As far as I can tell the locale header should provide a tolower function
however the following failes for me under gcc 3.4.
transform(begin , end, begin2, std::tolower);
with an error that the last arg is of unknown type. Any ideas on why?
std::tolower is templated. provide its templated argument(s).
Alipha wrote: Daniel Aarno wrote: As far as I can tell the locale header should provide a tolower function
however the following failes for me under gcc 3.4.
transform(begin , end, begin2, std::tolower);
with an error that the last arg is of unknown type. Any ideas on why?
std::tolower is templated. provide its templated argument(s).
excuse me for the double post, but also, std::tolower takes two
arguments, and so you'll have to use std::bind2nd or something, also.
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