Another suggestion, which was also suggested, and done, for my composite
stream operators (which is similar to your library), is to put it in the
Sandbox. That enables easier use and updating, and you don't have to attach
a file for each update.
People using the Sandbox can just add it to their in
[documentation]:
William E. Kempf wrote:
> NOTE: I am thinking about writing an XSLT file that will generate >
boost-style documentation.
Already done. You're reinventing the wheel, and should
instead be helping out the development efforts of BoostBook.
I said that I was *thinking* about it. A
Paul A. Bristow wrote:
Thanks for repackaging the code inside zip, and for mor examples, and
making it work 'strictly' MXVC 7.0 Level 4 & NO language extensions
No problem.
But handling at least 2D and 3D C arrays is still acommon requirement.
The problem with 2 or more dimensions is that you can
This is quite neat, and works for me using MSVC 7.0 but:
1 The layout is screwed up by the mail attachment process and requires some
editing to avoid compile errors.
2 The filename formatlist.hpp might be better?
3 Requires language extensions enabled.
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