Thread: C++0x ???

Originally Posted by Akkernight

Hmm... It is possible to copy the contents from a vector to list, right? Or is there some cool feature like conversion?
Anyways, as a personal task, Imma make a function that... Does kinda what I talked about :P Even tho it'll definetly be a waste of everything, I find such tasks fun ^^

EDIT: Meh, was a fail, but fun anyways :P I dunno how to make one function that accepts both vectors and lists, and I dunno how to allow it to accept all kinds of types, standard or custom :P like int, double or string, but I still made one that accept vector<string> ! :P

Fill in the blanks to complete your vectorlist class:

Code:

#include <vector>
#include <list>

template <typename T>
class vectorlist{
 public:
  vectorlist(){};
  
  void push_back( const T& d );

  // Fill in the blanks w/ other member funcs
  
 private:
  std::list<T> mlist;
  std::vector<T> mvec;
};
template <typename T> void
vectorlist<T>::push_back( const T& d ){
 
 mlist.push_back( d );
 mvec.push_back( d );
}

// Fill in the blanks with other member funcs

int main(){
 
 vectorlist<int> vl;
 return 0;
}

EDIT: My goal is after filling in several more "blanks" the repetitive nature of this project begins to reveal its own futility...