C : A more popular powerful function oriented object-oriented programming language, application and prospects are very broad.
STL: C standard template library, the function is extremely powerful, and the C programming will be quite easy to fully master.
Map: A relational container that matches a variety of data based on keywords.
String: "~! @ # $% ^ & * () _ ", such stuff is.
The following program code will simply demonstrate how to match the ID (int) through the name (String) keyword, due to the program (program, affected by the online data, I also started to tell the program into a runner, nonsense) too simple, no comments, For friends who want to get started, you can understand that you can give yourself a nonsense, even if you learn to move :) Master please skip.
The program is successfully tested in the following environments:
Win2K VC6
Redhat Linux 7.2 GCC (G ) 2.96
- Source Procedure -
// stramap1.cpp
//
#pragma Warning (Disable: 4786)
// ...
#include
#include
// ...
#include
Using namespace std;
Class strmap1
{
Typedef std :: map
TYPEDEF TYPE_MAP :: Iterator Type_iter;
TYPE_MAP MM;
TYPE_ITER IT;
Int ID;
PUBLIC:
Strmap1 (): IT (NULL), ID (0)
{
// init
ID = 0;
MM [I "] = ID;
MM ["YOU"] = ID;
MM ["HE"] = ID;
}
INT Find (const char * s)
{
COUT << "Find" << S << endl;
INT RET = 0;
IT = mm.find (s);
IF (mm.end ()! = it) {
RET = IT-> SECOND;
COUT << S << "'s id is" << Ret << ENDL;
} else {
COUT << "can't find" << s << "'s id" << endl;
}
Return Ret;
}
Int insert (const char * s)
{
Cout << "insert" << S << endl;
INT RET = ID;
mm.insert (TYPE_MAP :: Value_Type (S, RET));
// mm [s] = RET; // ok
Return Ret;
}
Void Remove (const char * s)
{
Cout << "remove" << s << endl;
mm.rase (s);
}
}
Int main (int Argc, char * argv [])
{
COUT << "(STRMAP1) STRING MAP 1 (Simple Use st :: Map
Strmap1 o;
Cout << Endl;
O.Find ("i");
Cout << Endl;
O.Find ("she");
Cout << Endl;
O.Find ("you");
O.Find ("HE");
Cout << Endl;
o.insert ("she");
O.Remove ("you");
O.Remove ("HE");
Cout << Endl;
O.Find ("you");
O.Find ("HE");
O.Find ("she");
Cout << Endl;
COUT << "Haha ~~~ Now Only i and she" << Endl;
Return 0;
}
- output - (strmap1) string map 1 (simple use std :: map
