New set class
Michiel
nomail at please.com
Sat Feb 24 17:01:56 PST 2007
I have written a new class to represent sets, with several useful
features. Uploaded for your review and free use. I don't know much about
open source and licensing, but I request that if you use the class, that
you keep my name in the author section of the documentation.
http://files.michiel.eu/set.d
Tell me what you think.
There still are some problems, though. I could use some help:
* There are still problems involving static arrays as the set type. The
set literal creates a set of the exact type you specify. So if you use a
string literal, it will be a set of static char arrays. It is only a
sort of hack in the Set class that allows for the dynamic array
equivalent to also be accepted in. What I really need is to implement
the set literal function so it creates a set of the dynamic array type
directly. But I've run into some problems, sometimes strangely involving
char-encodings. (invalid UTF-8 sequence, printed to the terminal at
runtime when I try to print the toString())
* When I enable unit testing, several things can go wrong. Sometimes I
get a segmentation fault. Sometimes I get a program that doesn't
terminate and eats all of the memory until I kill it.
--
Michiel
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