> Well, it was my intention then to probe the Boost community for interest > in the library, and my impression was it raised little impetus.
Ok, well I would be interested in seeing this in boost. A project I am working on would have benefited from a birectional map and it seems like a pretty handy bit of infrastructure for solving some basic problems like mapping strings to ints and back. Perhaps others will speak up now... > I guess I can try again. For easy access the code is now in the Files > section, in the folder bimap, as well as a pointer to the docs in > CodeProject. The library is not boostified, but I feel I should > only carry out that work if people here likes the library. I do This is wise as it is a non-trivial bit of work... > no visit this site so often, so please someone correct me is > this is not the way to go -- I guess some sort of pre-acceptance is > required, since the Files section is crowded with stuff and presumably > not all of it will make it into Boost. I presume you have read this page? http://www.boost.org/more/submission_process.htm Jeff _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
