Problem with the Kevin Bacon example: char_delimiters_separator < char >sep(false, "", ";"); should be char_delimiters_separator < char >sep(false, "", "|"); At least this is true with the dat file I have. My output was: William Shatner|Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)|Denise Richards has a Bacon number of 0 has a Bacon number of 1 Denise Richards|Wild Things (1998)|Kevin Bacon has a Bacon number of 2 Patrick Stewart|Prince of Egypt, The (1998)|Steve Martin has a Bacon number of 2 Steve Martin|Novocaine (2000)|Kevin Bacon has a Bacon number of 2 ... It is now: William Shatner has a Bacon number of 2 Denise Richards has a Bacon number of 1 Kevin Bacon has a Bacon number of 0 Patrick Stewart has a Bacon number of 2 Steve Martin has a Bacon number of 1 ... Another problem, it still does not produce the output described in the docs such as: William Shatner was in Loaded Weapon 1 (1993) with Denise Richards Denise Richards was in Wild Things (1998) with Kevin Bacon Patrick Stewart was in Prince of Egypt, The (1998) with Steve Martin ... Thanks, -d Thomas F. O'Connell wrote:
This is a minor point but one worth correcting for the sake of correctness and ease of following the examples.
In the boost-1.30.2 distribution, the file
libs/graph/example/kevin-bacon.cpp
makes a reference to a "./kevin-bacon.dat" file, but the file in both the distribution and the documentation is actually kevin_bacon.dat.
The only difference being '_' vs. '-'.
This is easily fixed by an end-user, but it would be nice to have the examples work out of the box.
-tfo
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