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Re: New tricks in C++11 that you have found?

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
I hoped my posting might set you off ;-).

[snip good stuff]

I was approaching it from the other direction though ... there are
ways we work around restrictions in the language out of habit, and it
can be hard to realize, when the restriction is lifted, that it
applies to a specific piece of code. We may have forgotten that what

Re: New tricks in C++11 that you have found?

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
That's a completely different question.

Many of the new constructs not only add shortcuts and easier ways of
doing things, but in fact also add to the expressiveness of the language.

The second example in my original post was a good example of that. At
first glance the ranged for-loop looks simply like syntactic sugar and

Re: How does code metrics affect your motivation? Academic survey

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
what I meant to be my point. A 100LOC function isn't neccesarily
wrong. But its a warning notice and should be looked at hard.

I am so fucking stupid...

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
I didn't mean Erick the Red, ... I meant Thomas Attocious, who can more
be the proverbial ... welll rape is rape, than him?

Are you fucking stupid?

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
Assess yourself: Can anyone be more stupid than Eric C. Weisczch? C'mon.
No fucking way.

There is someone like that?

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
and I spent my life fixing problems as an engineer? Are you fucking
kidding me?

Re: Attempting to implement "weird" kind of graph

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
Not too hopeful that this'll help, but here goes anyway...

I get the impression that you're all snarled-up in the mechanics of C++
programming, rather than thinking about the objects/roles/operations that are
appropriate to your target domain. If you start talking about "constructors",

why don't you take your fucking vote

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
and shove it up your daughter's ass. Else there is no "vote", IMO. On
that thought, a war were PEOPLE died and YOU are still here? "Hello".
Taxes for bomb? It's not a dollar if you burn it.

So let it be written: Buh bye "Presidents of the United States of
America", for they sucked. Every fucking one of them. They were

Biut when that lil prick Eric See Wiseguy, and Thomas Attocious...

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
Well what? I loved a girl one time in my life and face prison because the
state's gestapo says that it is an avenue where he can win the "battle"
between the entrepreneur and the spikey-haired evil chamber woman?

Oh yeah...

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
Who is that "crime fighter" , in your holy hell hotel?

Your "system of law" is not just "a bit flawed".... oh shut up, your
whole premise of "law" is bankrupt

Re: New tricks in C++11 that you have found?

comp.lang.c++ Google Group - Sun, 2012-02-05 19:06
Since it uses C++ iostreams for i/o, it works best or at least is
easiest to use when it's built as a console subsystem app.

As the code itself explains, it is a function

wstring windowText( HWND const window )

that returns the "text" of a window. In Windows, the "text" of a window

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