Just to make sure I wrote it right. My Foo::get is
const std::string& Foo::get () cosnt {...}
So it is a const func and it returns const &, so I can't see a way that
string::replace may alter that string without having any kind of trick
(wrapper func etc ...) but tell me what you think about that.
Kobi.
On 4/27/06, Sebastian Redl
Kobi Cohen-Arazi wrote:
There is no way to use directly the std::string::replace since get() is const member function.
Um, no, I don't think get's const-ness has anything to do with it. I still think it's an ambiguity problem.
We do need a replace wrapper, which unfortunately creating std::string instances.
Have you tried the member function pointer approach I showed?
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