hi, this is something i really don't see where the problem might be.
std::vector <LCDRange *>::iterator it;
LCDRange *l;
for (it=vec->begin();it!=vec->end();it++) { //is executed N times
l=*(it);
....
l->p_doba->vycet_doby(t);
}
first i add "15,31,Dovolena" to l->p_doba->SDoby. next loop i add
"15,31,Nemoc", 3rd time i add "15,31,Svatek".
vycet_doby function goes like this:
std::map<SD,std::string>::iterator itd;
int a,b; SD s;
vec_prace=new vecSD;
vec_weekendu=new vecSD;
vec_svatku=new vecSD;
vec_nemoci=new vecSD;
vec_dovolene=new vecSD;
for (itd = SDoby.begin(); itd != SDoby.end(); itd++)
{ s=itd->first;
a=s.vrat_from();
b=s.vrat_to();
std::cout << a << "-" << b << ":" << itd->second << std::endl;
....}
this, however, outputs:
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
N times (3 times in this case). i thought it should output only once for
each l->p_doba->SDoby. do you get my point?
5  1444 
On Aug 20, 12:31 pm, Milan Krejci <r...@no-spam.mail.czwrote:
hi, this is something i really don't see where the problem might be.
std::vector <LCDRange *>::iterator it;
LCDRange *l;
for (it=vec->begin();it!=vec->end();it++) { //is executed N times
l=*(it);
...
l->p_doba->vycet_doby(t);
}
first i add "15,31,Dovolena" to l->p_doba->SDoby. next loop i add
"15,31,Nemoc", 3rd time i add "15,31,Svatek".
vycet_doby function goes like this:
std::map<SD,std::string>::iterator itd;
int a,b; SD s;
vec_prace=new vecSD;
vec_weekendu=new vecSD;
vec_svatku=new vecSD;
vec_nemoci=new vecSD;
vec_dovolene=new vecSD;
for (itd = SDoby.begin(); itd != SDoby.end(); itd++)
{ s=itd->first;
a=s.vrat_from();
b=s.vrat_to();
std::cout << a << "-" << b << ":" << itd->second << std::endl;
...}
this, however, outputs:
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
N times (3 times in this case). i thought it should output only once for
each l->p_doba->SDoby. do you get my point?
Can't get much out of this code, but my guess is that it is because
you are using a for loop inside vycet_doby function which is itself in
a for loop.
-N
On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 09:31:29 +0200, Milan Krejci wrote:
hi, this is something i really don't see where the problem might be.
std::vector <LCDRange *>::iterator it;
LCDRange *l;
for (it=vec->begin();it!=vec->end();it++) { //is executed N times
l=*(it);
...
l->p_doba->vycet_doby(t);
}
first i add "15,31,Dovolena" to l->p_doba->SDoby. next loop i add
"15,31,Nemoc", 3rd time i add "15,31,Svatek".
vycet_doby function goes like this:
std::map<SD,std::string>::iterator itd;
int a,b; SD s;
vec_prace=new vecSD;
vec_weekendu=new vecSD;
vec_svatku=new vecSD;
vec_nemoci=new vecSD;
vec_dovolene=new vecSD;
for (itd = SDoby.begin(); itd != SDoby.end(); itd++)
{ s=itd->first;
a=s.vrat_from();
b=s.vrat_to();
std::cout << a << "-" << b << ":" << itd->second << std::endl;
...}
this, however, outputs:
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
N times (3 times in this case). i thought it should output only once for
each l->p_doba->SDoby. do you get my point?
Post a compilable reduced version of your code demonstrating the problem.
--
Obnoxious User
well, ok, but how do you explain that
std::vector <SD>::iterator is;
for (is=vec_svatku->begin();is!=vec_svatku->end();is++) {
from=(*is).vrat_from(); to=(*is).vrat_to();
if (from==15 && to==31) doba_svatek=true;
}
if (doba_svatek) { ts<<"svatek X\n"; t->append("svatek"); }
ts=writes into a file
t=writes a text to a text window.
in the window i can see "svatek" but in the file there is svatek X three
or whatever times.
Neelesh Bodas napsal(a):
On Aug 20, 12:31 pm, Milan Krejci <r...@no-spam.mail.czwrote:
>hi, this is something i really don't see where the problem might be.
std::vector <LCDRange *>::iterator it;
LCDRange *l;
for (it=vec->begin();it!=vec->end();it++) { //is executed N times
l=*(it);
...
l->p_doba->vycet_doby(t);
}
first i add "15,31,Dovolena" to l->p_doba->SDoby. next loop i add
"15,31,Nemoc", 3rd time i add "15,31,Svatek".
vycet_doby function goes like this:
std::map<SD,std::string>::iterator itd;
int a,b; SD s;
vec_prace=new vecSD;
vec_weekendu=new vecSD;
vec_svatku=new vecSD;
vec_nemoci=new vecSD;
vec_dovolene=new vecSD;
for (itd = SDoby.begin(); itd != SDoby.end(); itd++)
{ s=itd->first;
a=s.vrat_from();
b=s.vrat_to();
std::cout << a << "-" << b << ":" << itd->second << std::endl;
...}
this, however, outputs:
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
N times (3 times in this case). i thought it should output only once for
each l->p_doba->SDoby. do you get my point?
Can't get much out of this code, but my guess is that it is because
you are using a for loop inside vycet_doby function which is itself in
a for loop.
-N
On Aug 20, 2:09 pm, Milan Krejci <r...@no-spam.mail.czwrote:
well, ok, but how do you explain that
std::vector <SD>::iterator is;
for (is=vec_svatku->begin();is!=vec_svatku->end();is++) {
from=(*is).vrat_from(); to=(*is).vrat_to();
if (from==15 && to==31) doba_svatek=true;
}
if (doba_svatek) { ts<<"svatek X\n"; t->append("svatek"); }
ts=writes into a file
t=writes a text to a text window.
in the window i can see "svatek" but in the file there is svatek X three
or whatever times.
Neelesh Bodas napsal(a):
Please donot top-post.
Please provide small-sized compilable code that demonstrates the
problem.
-N
"Milan Krejci" <rd*@no-spam.mail.czwrote in message
news:fa***********@news.vol.cz...
hi, this is something i really don't see where the problem might be.
std::vector <LCDRange *>::iterator it;
LCDRange *l;
for (it=vec->begin();it!=vec->end();it++) { //is executed N times
l=*(it);
...
l->p_doba->vycet_doby(t);
}
first i add "15,31,Dovolena" to l->p_doba->SDoby. next loop i add
"15,31,Nemoc", 3rd time i add "15,31,Svatek".
vycet_doby function goes like this:
std::map<SD,std::string>::iterator itd;
int a,b; SD s;
vec_prace=new vecSD;
vec_weekendu=new vecSD;
vec_svatku=new vecSD;
vec_nemoci=new vecSD;
vec_dovolene=new vecSD;
for (itd = SDoby.begin(); itd != SDoby.end(); itd++)
{ s=itd->first;
a=s.vrat_from();
b=s.vrat_to();
std::cout << a << "-" << b << ":" << itd->second << std::endl;
...}
this, however, outputs:
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
15-31:Dovolena
15-31:Nemoc
15-31:Svatek
N times (3 times in this case). i thought it should output only once for
each l->p_doba->SDoby. do you get my point?
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