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 | Newbie Question: Does NSString's instance method(s) initWith... return an autoreleased object or does receiver take ownership? - (id) initWithFormat: arguments  |
| | I am trying to serialize data in my XNA project. I have a Texture2D background property that I use during runtime, but I also have a 'string property' to hold my Background name. This will allow me to serialize the asset name so I can later use the info to … |
| | I need helping trying to retrieve data held in a [CODE]std::list<boost::shared_ptr<boost::any>>[/CODE] I am working on a Singleton Controller class with a private [B]std::list[/B]. Client class(es) will be able to [B]Add/Remove/Edit[/B] concrete class objects to be used by the program through this Controller class. The reason for using [B]boost::shared_ptr[/B] is because … |
| | Looking for an equivalent container class that matches to C#'s Arraylist collections class. Is there anything that comes close to a container that can provide index based enumeration as well as hold multiple data types. I am trying to create an vector that can hold multiple data types. For example: … |
| | Need help with implementing a pure abstract class via inheritance, using namespace to wrap all my classes to avoid conflict with others. I have been able to build and run the code successfully if I remove namespace wrapper from my abstract class and all classes that inherit from my pure … |
| | Hi All, I am coming from C++ world and working on some C# code. Currently working on a class with an ArrayList data member and would like to control which methods/behaviours get exposed to the client of this class. One of the functions in this class takes an index as … |
| | There are two ways I know you can go about using exception handling to solve your question. The first way is the use if simple if-statement: [CODE] for ( int i=0; i<max; ++i ) { if (! (i < 0) || (i >= max) ) { cout << "Data: " … |
| | I need some help understanding how the exception handling flow of code works. I have written a sample program that has exception handling in it. There are two classes here: My custom Array class and the Main.cpp class to implement and test the Array class. Inside the main() method, I … |
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