Re: using STL in .oct files

[Nimrod Mesika]

On Sat, Aug 12, 2000 at 09:11:55PM +0300, Nimrod Mesika wrote:
> 
> map<string, long> directory;
> DEFUN_DLD (gg, args, ,"gg(str)ŠÜn")
> {
> 
>     directory["Bogart"] = 1234567;
>     directory["Bacall"] = 9876543;
>       
>     string name = args(0).string_value();
> 
>     if (directory.find(name) != directory.end()) 
>         octave_stdout << "The phone number for " << name
>         << " is " << directory[name] << "ŠÜn";
> 
>     return octave_value();
> }

To follow my original post, using a simple type (a pointer) as a
global does work:

typedef map<string, long> Directory;
Directory *directory;

DEFUN_DLD (gg, args, ,"gg(str)ŠÜn")
{
    int nargin = args.length();

    if (nargin != 1) {
       error("one string argument only!");
       return octave_value();
    }

    directory = new Directory;

    (*directory)["Bogart"] = 1234567;
    (*directory)["Bacall"] =
     
     ...
}


Strange.

-- 
Nimrod.
http://www.geocities.com/rodd_27



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