> Oh, you don't rely on XP's Search, do you?! Didn't VC6 have a
> Find in Files
> feature? Or was it added in 7? Don't remember, but the thing I can tell
> you is XP's Search is usually so primitive which is not helpful (to me at
> least.)
I never thought of Find in Files!
Aha! AFXMT.INL. Poo to XP's search!!! Thanks for that, that's another trick
I will bear in mind.
> How about using typedef's?
Hmmm... I feel it would be counter-productive to typdef it all the time, but
it is an interesting suggestion.
> ATL, sorry) objects to use for a queue)." sentence as something like "but
> I'm open to better suggestions of (non-ATL, sorry) queues to hold MFC
> objects." And I didn't realize this mis-understanding until right now.
OK, not to worry... moment passed.
>
> But anyway, MFC does not provide a queue class. The best you can do is
> uisng one of its collection classes, and simulate queue behavior
> by hand, I
> think.
Which is exactly what I am doing... fair enough. Worth doing some sort of
bench test for speed though... I would suspect the MFC "solution" is
expensive.
> Yeah, it's a very useful idiom (don't know if it has a name or not) which
> I've used zillions of times.
It's certainly worth knowing, but it does feel like it's cheating the system
{:v)
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