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From: | Erik Ch. Ohrnberger |
Subject: | [Savannah-hackers] Migrating to ost::String |
Date: | Thu, 25 Mar 2004 17:28:29 -0500 |
I've got a gtkmm-2.2
application that stores it's data in the ost persistent streams. To date, I've
been using the 1.0.x version of the common C++ library for this persistence
function.
I've noticed that in the 1.0.x versions of the library, the exceptions for persistent streams basically don't work and the application just calls abort(). So, I figure that it's time to upgrade. While porting to the new version of the library, I notice that there is a ost::String class, which is the only way to get strings in and out of the persistent streams. However, the gtkmm library is designed to integrate nicely with std::string. What's the best way to integrate the two packages so that they work nicely with each other? I was considering writing a number of global type conversion operators, but that didn't seem to work pretty well. Then I thought that I should create my own sub-class off of ost::String to add the additional type conversion operators that I needed to convert to std::string when needed in a nice, quite, and clean manner. But this appears not to work nicely either. I'm open to suggestions. Thanks, Erik. |
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