"Brian Braatz" <brianb@rmtg.com> writes:
Thinking along the same lines as David, here is my suggestion:
* We create a MPL FAQ page on the Wiki (or is there one I could not find?) * this way when users bump into a problem, we can post the solution to the FAQ * it might be a good idea to ask people to post it to THIS LIST first, otherwise the FAQ may end up with ill formed samples
Thoughts?
I would be happy to put the first entry in the Wiki FAQ page if we can get one created. (i.e. "How do I remove all the duplicate types from a sequence?")
Also- I would add that using mpl::for_each<> while covered in the MPL book, would be a good entry to also have in there. (I would be happy to add an wiki entry referencing the book). Something like "How to I print all the types in a sequence?" as the question.
some other ideas: (for entries) * "How do I call decide to call a method on a class based on it's type" * "How do build a library like boost.function<>, with a variable number of arguments? How do I do this in such a way as to support older compilers?"
The basic idea is that the Question is listed, then the answer is listed. Then references to follow up information is listed. (i.e point them back to the MPL reference manual or the MPL book)
what do you guys think?
These all sound like great ideas to me. The great thing about a Wiki is that you _don't_ need to ask permission in order to get started :) -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com