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| From: | Warren Young | Date: | March 20 2006 6:19pm |
| Subject: | Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | ||
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alan.alvarez@stripped wrote:
> Doing something like Row[1] will produce a compile-time error.
Are you saying that this code won't compile:
#include <iostream>
void foo(int bar)
{
std::cout << bar << std::endl;
}
int main()
{
foo(42);
return 0;
}
? If so, please give platform and compiler details.
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • Row::at() doesn't take const int? | alan.alvarez | 18 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Warren Young | 20 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | alan.alvarez | 20 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Pedro LamarĂ£o | 20 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Warren Young | 20 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Johannes Schaub | 21 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Warren Young | 21 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | alan.alvarez | 20 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Pedro LamarĂ£o | 21 Mar |
| • Re: Row::at() doesn't take const int? | Warren Young | 21 Mar |
