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Currently most of the content is still as was in the original articles ([[Vector (C++)]], [[List (C++)]], etc.) which means that it doesn't integrate into this article well (though the original content itself was quite poor). The layout is also of low quality, however I suggest we leave the topmost layout as is, so that we have the following main sections: History, Design (Properties of the containers, comparisons between them, etc.), Overview of functions (the function table with links usable for someone who needs only a reference manual), Usage (several short examples showing how to use containers). Any suggestions, other ideas? [[User:1exec1|1exec1]] ([[User talk:1exec1|talk]]) 00:01, 6 December 2011 (UTC) |
Currently most of the content is still as was in the original articles ([[Vector (C++)]], [[List (C++)]], etc.) which means that it doesn't integrate into this article well (though the original content itself was quite poor). The layout is also of low quality, however I suggest we leave the topmost layout as is, so that we have the following main sections: History, Design (Properties of the containers, comparisons between them, etc.), Overview of functions (the function table with links usable for someone who needs only a reference manual), Usage (several short examples showing how to use containers). Any suggestions, other ideas? [[User:1exec1|1exec1]] ([[User talk:1exec1|talk]]) 00:01, 6 December 2011 (UTC) |
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== Table refers to non-existent forwad_list functions == |
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just as an example, ''std::forward_list<T>::emplace'' does not exist, there's ''std::forward_list<T>::emplace_after'' (since you can't emplace at a specific location) without being able to reverse-iterator (to fix up the link) [[Special:Contributions/74.108.115.166|74.108.115.166]] ([[User talk:74.108.115.166|talk]]) 06:57, 1 March 2013 (UTC) |
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Currently most of the content is still as was in the original articles (Vector (C++), List (C++), etc.) which means that it doesn't integrate into this article well (though the original content itself was quite poor). The layout is also of low quality, however I suggest we leave the topmost layout as is, so that we have the following main sections: History, Design (Properties of the containers, comparisons between them, etc.), Overview of functions (the function table with links usable for someone who needs only a reference manual), Usage (several short examples showing how to use containers). Any suggestions, other ideas? 1exec1 (talk) 00:01, 6 December 2011 (UTC)
Table refers to non-existent forwad_list functions
just as an example, std::forward_list<T>::emplace does not exist, there's std::forward_list<T>::emplace_after (since you can't emplace at a specific location) without being able to reverse-iterator (to fix up the link) 74.108.115.166 (talk) 06:57, 1 March 2013 (UTC)