Aaron Griffin wrote:
[snip]
I like:
std::source
std::sink
std::channel
std::trackable
trackable never made sense to me... in essence it's a base class which
allows it to auto-disconnect on the dtor, correct? why not
std::auto_disconnect or something like that? (just thinking out loud
here
newpapers. 'delegate' makes me think of .Net.
What about:
std::event
std::slot
std::connection
std::trackable
The only use of 'slot' I could find is as a local variable in a function
in 'tr1/hashtable'.
My 2 cents worth,
Jeff Franks.
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Paul Giblock wrote:
I've read all the tutorials but I cannot find any information on
actually including libsigc++-2.0 in a project. This is what I get when
I include the libsigc headers:
I have used libsigc++-2.0 for some time, like this:
1. I derived my base class from sigc::trackable.
