Thread: STL and pgAdmin

Hi, I have just one question, I want to create a class that allow to create collections with enumerators/iterators to make my work easier when creating the database designer for GSoC, but a few years ago when I created the GQB I do something like that but my solution was create it for one kind of object (gqbObject) and create all objects in collection with that object as parent.

But this time I want to do things better, and I just have one question, Can I use STL classes in pgAdmin?, not using wxWidgets with STL active, just creating some classes with STL functions or some templates but not related to wxwdigets classes, they will be only for use of my database designer.

Regards, Luis

Hi Luis, hope you're well.

On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 5:55 PM, Luis Ochoa <ziul1979@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I have just one question, I want to create a class that allow to create
> collections with enumerators/iterators to make my work easier when creating
> the database designer for GSoC, but a few years ago when I created the GQB I
> do something like that but my solution was create it for one kind of object
> (gqbObject) and create all objects in collection with that object as parent.
>
> But this time I want to do things better, and I just have one question, Can
> I use STL classes in pgAdmin?, not using wxWidgets with STL active, just
> creating some classes with STL functions or some templates but not related
> to wxwdigets classes, they will be only for use of my database designer.

If there's a wxWidgets class to do the job, I'd rather see that used
than an STL class, purely for consistency and familiarity etc. If
there's no equivalent wxWidgets class for a specific purpose, then I
have no problem falling back to STL (with an appropriate comment to
explain why).

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