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There are more and more people using STL. STL is indeed a set of beautiful algorithms and data structure libraries, but people who use STL at first often encounter many problems.Deleting an element from a container is a very common operation, but it is also a common mistake for beginners. The last time baosong found an error occurred when deleting the elements in map and list. vector is a very common container in STL. Compared with containers such as map and list, it is more troublesome to delet

Original: HTML5 Erase effect for eraser　　Disclaimer: This article is original article, if need reprint, please indicate source waxes, thank you!　　Recently the project just used this effect, that is, a bit like a scratch card, on the mobile device, a picture is scraped off to show another picture. As follows:Demo Please poke right:demo 　This is quite common on the Internet, originally wanted to directly online to find a demo to apply his method on the

First of all: The following article is for the use of Windows, because the Std::map erase function of the Windows implementation version is to return a std::map iterator, but the STL standard inside the return value of the function is actually:There are 3 overloads of the Map.erase:void Erase (iterator position);Size_type Erase (const key_type x);void

When I wrote a small example today, I encountered the following problem: I want to traverse a vector, but when some conditions in the traversal process are met, I plan to delete the elements of the composite condition. Use erase to permanently delete the file when deleting the file, and then continue to traverse the file. (in this case, I have seen it on Objective C ++, but I cannot find it. I still remember there is a solution, so you can find a solu

Erase () trap of STL-iterator failure summary, stlerase The following materials are collected from Internet books.Containers in STL are divided into two types by storage method: containers stored in arrays (such as vector and deque), and containers stored in discontinuous nodes (such: list, set, map ). When using the erase method to delete elements, pay attention to some issues.1. list, set, map container

Erase and vectorerase used in vector As a result of a previous misunderstanding of vector found in the use of the latest project, we found that we do not know much about vect, so we want to write a bit about it.Attention in vector usage. In this article, we will first talk about the erase function of vector. If there is any error, please point outFirst, I wrote a function to print the vector memory and prin

A Take a look at several methods and properties:1. Qwidget * Qscrollview::viewport () const2. void Qwidget::p aintevent (qpaintevent *) [Virtual protection]3. void Qwidget::repaint (int x, int y, int w, int h, bool erase = TRUE) [slot]4. void Qwidget::update () [Groove]5. void qwidget::erase (int x, int y, int w, int h)6. BOOL UpdatesenabledTwo Now in detail:1. Qwidget * Qscrollview::viewport () constReturn

Sometimes there is a less common requirement: deleting all projects that meet certain conditions from a map has nothing to do with the map key. For example, a map storing the student roster has the key as the student ID (INT) and the value as the name (string). It is easy to delete the map by student ID, however, if you need to delete all the students with the "Zhang" name in the map, you can only traverse it and compare them one by one. Using namespace STD; Below is the obviousError Method : /

Type Erase code fragment oneNew arraylistnew arraylist= = C2); /* outputtrue */Obviously in the normal use, ArrayList and new ArrayList is completely different types, but here, the program does indeed output true .This is caused by the type erasure of Java generics, because either ArrayList or new ArrayList both of the compilers are erased by the compiler ArrayList . Why did the compiler do it? The reason is the same as most Java's annoying point-comp

1. Introduction of:The STL map has a erase method to remove the established node from a mapegmapstring,string> maptest; typedef mapstring,string>:: Iterator ITER; ITER iter=maptest.find (key); Maptest.erase (ITER);Like the above delete a single node, map behavior will not be problematic, but when used in a loop, it is often misused.2. Trapseg for (Iter Iter=maptest.begin (); Iter!=maptest.end (); +iter) { cout":" Endl; Maptest.erase (ITER); }

About calling the GP tools. Erase and symdiff in ArcGIS Solution to the problem without generating results □/ 文3 echo I. Problem description: Recently, I am working on a data check tool to check the correctness of the topological relationship of the spatial data. I use the following code to achieve the effect of the image erasure and the effect of the image difference set. It is strange that no result file is generated. 1.

Http://www.cnblogs.com/3echo/archive/2009/11/11/1600793.html About calling the GP tools. Erase and symdiff in ArcGIS Solution to the problem without generating results □/ 文3 echo I. Problem description: Recently, I am working on a data check tool to check the correctness of the topological relationship of the spatial data. I use the following code to achieve the effect of the image erasure and the effect of the image difference set. It is strange that

The following tutorial will teach all Linux users how to safely erase available hard drive (HDD), solid state drive (SSD), and USB flash drive space, so that no one can restore the deleted files. Have you noticed that when you delete a file from the system or permanently delete it from the recycle bin, it will disappear in the file system, but the file does not actually disappear, it resides in the available space of your disk drive and can still be r

java Generic erase :What is a generic wipe?First look at what generics are. My personal understanding: Because the collection can store arbitrary types of objects. However, once the object type stored in the collection is determined, it is not possible to store other types of objects, otherwise the compilation will not error. However, classcastexception exceptions are thrown when executed. To solve this problem, introduce generics, specifying the type

The actual deletion element in the C + + vector uses the std::vector::erase () method in the container Vecrot.Std::remove () in C + + does not delete the element because the container's size () does not change, only the replacement of the element.1.std::vector::erase ()Function prototype: Iterator erase (iterator position); Delete the specified elementIterator

When vector loops are removed, erase (IT) returns the address of the next iterator, and the insurance practice is to assign it to the IT it= erase (IT) This is caused by the vector's internal mechanism, so pay special attention to whether the iterator will fail when the vector is erase! Map can be directly erase (it+

data. For example, a 8-bit nor flash, assuming a capacity of 4 byte. The chip should have 8 data signals d7-d0 and 2 address signals, a1-a0. Address 0x0 corresponds to the No. 0 byte, the address 0x1 corresponds to 1BYTE, the address 0x2 corresponds to the 2nd byte, and the address 0x3 corresponds to the 3rd byte. To a 16-bit NOR flash chip, or working in 16-bit mode, an address corresponds to a half-word (16-bit) data. For example, a piece of 16-bit NOR FLASH, assuming that it has a capacity o

, so the system will be caught in the repeated error correction, but can not repair the dead loop, eventually causing the system to think that the block address is damaged (bad block), but The SSD itself does not remap the physical block address corresponding to these logical block addresses (LBA), so this failure occurs, but the actual storage unit is not corrupted.Some of the new SSD users, encountered the above situation, generally think that the SSD has been a problem, must be repaired throu

Based on the HTML5 canvas technology to achieve the erase, scraping card effect, gently scraping the layer can simulate the real effect.Principle: Draw a gray mask on the canvas element with canvas canvas and other APIs, and then draw a transparent graphic by listening to the user's mouse move or gesture, so that you can see the real picture (or background image) in the canvas background, which is the erase

In practice, the string series in c ++ -- initialization, deletion, and Case sensitivity of string (construct erase upper-lower) The string has an iterator design pattern, and I have not yet realized the benefits brought by the iterator. Many times I can use methods similar to array indexes to complete the task. Scenario 1: Delete all uppercase letters of a stringHere the erase method is used: #include