Hi,
How could this happened? I did not insert or delete any items in the
list, but when I print it out from the list, the order of the items are
randomly rearranged by STL list.
Sam.
10  1409 
"sam" <sam++@--.com> wrote in message news:d5***********@news.hgc.com.hk... Hi,
How could this happened? I did not insert or delete any items in the list,
but when I print it out from the list, the order of the items are randomly
rearranged by STL list.
Sam.
Well, I assume you must have inserted at some point, or it would be empty!
:-)
Anyway, std::list never shuffles its contents, so there must be an error in
your code, either when inserting or when traversing. Post the code you used
for filling it and for reporting its contents, and maybe we can spot the
error.
-Howard
sam wrote: How could this happened? I did not insert or delete any items in the
list, but when I print it out from the list, the order of the items are
randomly rearranged by STL list.
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
V
Hi Victor,
Appreciate if you could forward the direct link for that FAQ.
Thanks
Ganesh
Victor Bazarov wrote: sam wrote: How could this happened? I did not insert or delete any items in
the list, but when I print it out from the list, the order of the items
are randomly rearranged by STL list.
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
V
Ganesh wrote: Hi Victor,
Appreciate if you could forward the direct link for that FAQ.
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/
And I'd appreciate it if you find time to read the archives and the
Welcome message posted here regularly where the location of the FAQ
and other useful information can be found. And I'd appreciate it if
you didn't top-post.
Thanks
Ganesh
Victor Bazarov wrote:
sam wrote:
How could this happened? I did not insert or delete any items in
the
list, but when I print it out from the list, the order of the items
are
randomly rearranged by STL list.
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
V
Thanks
Victor
Victor Bazarov wrote: This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
FYI, these numbers change from time to time.
Abecedarian wrote: Victor Bazarov wrote:
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
FYI, these numbers change from time to time.
That particular one hasn't changed in a while.
Victor Bazarov wrote: Abecedarian wrote: Victor Bazarov wrote:
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
FYI, these numbers change from time to time.
That particular one hasn't changed in a while.
What I mean is that neither the number nor the direct URL to the
question is reliable.
::A::
Abecedarian wrote: Victor Bazarov wrote:
Abecedarian wrote:
Victor Bazarov wrote:
This is covered in the FAQ 5.8.
FYI, these numbers change from time to time.
That particular one hasn't changed in a while.
What I mean is that neither the number nor the direct URL to the
question is reliable.
What I mean is that at the time when I post this both are fine.
Do you actually have a point or do you just have too much time on
your hands?
V
Victor Bazarov wrote: And I'd appreciate it if you find time to read the archives
and later
What I mean is that at the time when I post this both are fine.
Do you actually have a point or do you just have too much time on
your hands?
Abecedarian wrote: Victor Bazarov wrote:
And I'd appreciate it if you find time to read the archives
and later
What I mean is that at the time when I post this both are fine.
Do you actually have a point or do you just have too much time on
your hands?
Again, do you have a point? Please, if you do, deliver it. Using
two quotes from two different posts of mine without explaining what
you want to say by that is *meaningless*. I am not going to play
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