Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Technologies Speak Themselves

Technologies Speak Themselves

Technologies Speak Themselves

Posted: 12 Jul 2011 04:09 AM PDT

Technologies Speak Themselves is a DotNet Developers Content and Technical News Grabber site.

anito.NET - Simple ORM

Posted: 15 Mar 2011 06:45 PM PDT

Anito.net is an under development, simple, open source Object Relational Mapping framework for .Net that aims to speed up database-driven development through reusable patterns and database independent solutions. Supported database MS-SQL, MySQL, SQLite and MongoDB

Container Pretty Printer - Advanced STL, Part 6

Posted: 11 Jul 2011 11:46 PM PDT

In Part 6 of my second video lecture series focused on the Standard Template Library, I demonstrate how to write a "pretty printer" for STL containers that's capable of formatting a vector<tuple<int, string, int>> as [(1, "ten", 100), (2, "twenty", 200), (3, "thirty", 300)].  It's easy to use, with the default syntax being print(cout, container), or print_line(cout, container) to emit a newline.  It's also highly customizable with just a bit of extra code.  Following the Visual Studio IDE's visualizers, which display a container's size before its elements, I show how to provide a custom formatter that can print a set<pair<int, int>> as [3]{(11, 22), (33, 44), (55, 66)}.

 

This advanced series assumes that you're familiar with C++ and the STL's interface, but not the STL's implementation.  If you haven't used the STL extensively yet, I recommend watching my introductory series.  For reference, here are all of the links:

 

[STL Introduction]

Part 1 (sequence containers)

Part 2 (associative containers)

Part 3 (smart pointers)

Part 4 (Nurikabe solver) - see Wikipedia's article and my updated source code

Part 5 (Nurikabe solver, continued)

Part 6 (algorithms and functors)

Part 7 (algorithms and functors, continued)

Part 8 (regular expressions)

Part 9 (rvalue references)

Part 10 (type traits)

 

[Advanced STL]

Part 1 (shared_ptr - type erasure)

Part 2 (equal()/copy() - algorithm optimizations)

Part 3 (_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL, #pragma detect_mismatch, and /d1reportSingleClassLayout)

Part 4 (rvalue references v2.1 and associative container mischief)

Part 5 (deduplicator, using Boost.Bimap/Filesystem/ScopeExit) - see my deduplicate.cpp

Part 6 (container pretty printer) - see my pretty_printer.cpp

 

Stephan T. Lavavej

Visual C++ Libraries Developer

Windows Phone 7 (Mango) Tutorial - 28 - How to Detect the Current Theme?

Posted: 11 Jul 2011 10:30 AM PDT

Many time we need to find out which Theme we are using in Windows Phone 7. Based upon the chosen theme we may want to set our own Theme for the application. So, how to find out that?   In this post, I am going to share you the Tip. Using it you will...( read more )...(read more)
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