serialization library has misspelled constant
The struct boost::serialization::tracking_level has a misspelled constant. Instead of it having a constant named "track_selectively", the constant is misspelled "track_selectivly". For backward compatibility, I would add a new constant with the correct spelling that has the value of the old, misspelled constant. (This bug exists in v. 1.33.1 of boost.) --Dan.
Oh, and more important, the same thing applies to the enum
boost::serialization::tracking_type.
--Dan.
On 8/24/06, Dan Bikel
The struct boost::serialization::tracking_level has a misspelled constant. Instead of it having a constant named "track_selectively", the constant is misspelled "track_selectivly". For backward compatibility, I would add a new constant with the correct spelling that has the value of the old, misspelled constant.
(This bug exists in v. 1.33.1 of boost.)
--Dan.
Very good. Actually, I'm inclined just to change it. It's very rarely if ever used in user programs. And even it is - it will fail to compile and be an easy fix for anyone who upgrades. Robert Ramey Dan Bikel wrote:
The struct boost::serialization::tracking_level has a misspelled constant. Instead of it having a constant named "track_selectively", the constant is misspelled "track_selectivly". For backward compatibility, I would add a new constant with the correct spelling that has the value of the old, misspelled constant.
(This bug exists in v. 1.33.1 of boost.)
--Dan.
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