I found the solution to my question, it was not in shared_ptr
but instead every associative container had to be modified with a
template
argument functor that does lessthan.
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 23:58 -0500, "V S P"
I am trying to use shared_ptr in std::set and std::vector. For std::set I was expecting that when I define a less than comparasing operation in my class (wrapped by shared ptr) -- it would actually get invoked.
Instead I think it is the less than of the shared_ptr that is being invoked So I do not get the ordering I expect in my std::set container.
Therefore wanted to ask -- how can it be done, that the operator.< of my class and not the shared_ptr's is being used by std::set
I searched for posting on this subject but did not come up with the solution. Only discussions about the details of pointer comparasing
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