STL : Favorite container

[Shog9 0]

set Elegant as the rest, but something i didn't already have. Also, SET are the initials of the author of one of my all-time favorite text editors.

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[Stuart Dootson]

I'll be a pedant and say 'the right one for the particular job I'm doing'.... Overall, though - vector, probably. I must implement a 'sorted vector as std::map replacement' sometime, to use instead of std::map/hash_map... Stuart Dootson 'Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p'

[CP Visitor]

Nishant Sivakumar wrote: What's your favorite STL container class? And why? And isn't it time to abandon the STL hype? :suss:

[Phil Martin]

CP Visitor wrote: Nishant Sivakumar wrote: What's your favorite STL container class? And why? And isn't it time to abandon the STL hype? Nope.

[Nish Nishant]

CP Visitor wrote: And isn't it time to abandon the STL hype? Nope. Specially with STL.NET coming out in Whidbey :-)

[CP Visitor]

Nishant Sivakumar wrote: Nope. Specially with STL.NET coming out in Whidbey You mean C++/CLI + STL? Goodness gracious! X| Time to switch to C#/Mono/Java! :^)

[peterchen]

no there isn't that's why it's preferred :) I don't really like the STL container design, but they are "roughly ok". Yet, there's a tree I am missing frequently. So it is my favortie container because it doesn't exist and thus doesn#t have the drawbacks of the others.

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[Nitron]

CP Visitor wrote: And isn't it time to abandon the STL hype? I wouldn't call it hype. Once you get by the syntax, it's a powerhouse! I would never abondon it. ~Nitron.

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[Nitron]

vector[^] and deque[^] ;) ~Nitron.

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[Kevin McFarlane]

I found that once you start using STL you don't want to go back to C++ that doesn't use it. There is an initial learning-curve but once you get some familiarity it actually makes for easier code. There will be an STL-like library (PowerCollections) available for C# 2, which I expect will be similarly productive. Kevin

[John M Drescher]

map and list. John