On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Can you provide a reference to the part of the standard that supports your
> statement? I believe the 'this' pointer can be used in the
> mem-initializer, as per 12.6.7 and 12.6.8 (which seem to contradict your
> statement).
Oops! You're right. S
Hi Sean,
> Problem being that, according to the standard, 'this' isn't required to
be
> a valid pointer until the body of the constructor has been entered. A
fix
> would likely require adding a new protected method to the parent class to
> pass the pointer.
Can you provide a reference to the
Just got the latest copy of the source and noticed this hasn't been
cleared up. The offending files are:
DocumentImpl.cpp
DOMParentNode.cpp
DOMDocumentImpl.cpp
The code that's breaking is similar to this:
DocumentImpl::DocumentImpl(MemoryManager* const manager)
: ParentNode(this)
Problem b
Nope the penalty for using document fragments is very low. The fragment
has to be allocated / deallocated of course and there will be an extra
node insert performed. So the price is low. However if you construct
many fragment the overhead will be noticeable. And if you construct a
fragment for each
