Re: basic_string causes crash in _vsnprintf???

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Schobi wrote: 
[...]
Probably I'm still a C programmer in heart [...]



  Have you looked at Koenig/Moo "Accelerated C++"?
  It teaches C++ idioms from page one. I read this
  after more than ten years of C++ (and /no/ C at
  all! <g> ) and I enjoyed it a lot.


No...

I read Andrew sometimes in a photographers' maillist.
He uses the same brand of camera as mine.   :)
and that my camera being all manual, non-auto-anything with film,
you see what kind of person I am, don't you? ;)

I have read Stroustroups's book from page one to the end,
(and repeated in the newer edition) and enjoyed it a lot.

If I'm starting to learn programing in C++ right now, then I'd
start with stream idioms, but now I have too much biasses...
(I needed some _years_ to start using '+' operator to std::string, too...)

I'm very slowly learning to use template class in my real codes, (so far I didn't
have strong needs to use it) Once made a effective frame work to write
applications, often it's good idea to stick to it untill it breaks...

In short C++ offeres too many things that some thinga are just above my own need...

I read <comp.lang.c++.moderated> only to be current, to know what's going on
in the front, but what's discussed there is not affecting my work so much...

It's not so bad thing to be a C programmer in heart, indeed. 8)
(just like it's fun to use a manual operated camera...)


muchan   (old-fashioned)



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