Re: [boost] [assign] MinGW list_of() set<string> problem

31 Mar 2005

      Thorsten Ottosen:
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"Daniel Schlyder" <daniel@bitblaze.com> wrote in message 
news:1042924625.20050330170947@bitblaze.com...
| Thorsten Ottosen:
| >> I would be worth knowing if the old boost.1.32 code worked with your
| >> compiler.
|
| It did. So did CVS dated 2005-03-15 00:00:00Z.
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ok, very good to know.
To be more specific, it's the changes in revision 1.16 of
boost/assign/list_of.hpp that break my code.

I've run into more trouble with the latest library version. Now that I have
to use to_container(), it seems I can no longer use list_of() in function
arguments. Ie., stuff like

menu.push_back<option<unsigned> >("Unsigned Option",
    boost::assign::list_of<std::pair<unsigned, std::string> >
        (1, "One")
        (3, "Three")
        (5, "Five")
        (7, "Seven")
        (9, "Nine"),
    boost::bind(return_var<unsigned>, boost::cref(g_unsigned_option)),
    boost::bind(set_var<unsigned>, boost::ref(g_unsigned_option), _1)
);

no longer compiles and I don't see how to fix it without creating a
temporary object before the function call. :(

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