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May 9		comment	cannot convert between nested templated types Thanks. it was a very helpful discussion.
May 9		comment	cannot convert between nested templated types for the 1st suggestion, seems I can't do that coz I cant create a MH_ANNOUCE with an argument(`this`). I updated the above like
May 9		comment	cannot convert between nested templated types I implemented your solution in codepad.org/HM0LE9pC . can you please have look to see if it is ok? (I left a small question for you inside the code) thanks a lot.
May 8		revised	cannot convert between nested templated types deleted 25 characters in body
May 8		comment	cannot convert between nested templated types thanks. I am not able to use python at this moment. I actually tried to copy this one from a java source. I now understand the problem, thanks to your simplification. any suggestion to alter my code?
May 8		asked	cannot convert between nested templated types
May 5		comment	initialize std::map value when its key does not exist Marcelo +1 for the reference. The solution is also correct. many thanks
May 5		accepted	initialize std::map value when its key does not exist
May 5		comment	initialize std::map value when its key does not exist It actually helped just fine :) thanks
May 5		comment	initialize std::map value when its key does not exist Andy, thanks for the answer. I guess the only solution for C++03 is the one you just mentioned.
May 5		asked	initialize std::map value when its key does not exist
May 4		comment	initialized pointers are not passed through constructor @Bill I am sorry, you are right. Johannes S: is also right. I tried to make a compilable sample and it actually worked. Now it made it more interesting. Now your first question may make more sense. why the way objects(like `Broker`) are created makes a difference?
May 4		revised	initialized pointers are not passed through constructor added 124 characters in body
May 4		revised	initialized pointers are not passed through constructor deleted 12 characters in body
May 4		comment	initialized pointers are not passed through constructor `server` is created and initialized within `Broker` . `Broker` is created in a complex process.
May 4		asked	initialized pointers are not passed through constructor
May 2		comment	Passing data between classes with function pointers very nicely put.
Apr 26		accepted	Gson can't deserialize inherited class?
Apr 26		comment	passing a string variable to boost::ASIO reader/handlers sause seg fault oh, but the first `async_read` is not `asio::async_read`. in the 2 `asio::async_read`s I used `char[]` and `vector<char>` . I passed `string` to my own `templated async_read` to send it over the hops to the final handler, and then fill it up using `vector<char>inbound_data_` . `inbound_data_` actually gets data successfully(i just double checked). The problem is when I create a string out of this `inbound_data` and assign it to my original string, the program crash. Any other operation on the original string crashes too(in the last handler)
Apr 26		comment	passing a string variable to boost::ASIO reader/handlers sause seg fault joachim pileborg, thanks, should I pass boost::buffer variable right from the start?