Peter wrote:
> Paul Pogonyshev wrote:
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> >Peter wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I've been wanting to start an app in C++, but am leaning towards GLib
> >>partly because of its easy Python integration. My question is, what is
> >>the best way to get a std::set equivalent in GLib?..
> >>
> >>
> >
> >It s
Peter wrote:
> I've been wanting to start an app in C++, but am leaning towards GLib
> partly because of its easy Python integration. My question is, what is
> the best way to get a std::set equivalent in GLib?..
It seems there is no direct analogue in GLib. However, you can get away
with using
I've been wanting to start an app in C++, but am leaning towards GLib
partly because of its easy Python integration. My question is, what is
the best way to get a std::set equivalent in GLib? For those of you who
aren't big on the C++ Standard Template Library, a std::set is a type of
container t
