Re: [Adobe-source-devel] XCode compile errors

[Foster T. B. <fbr...@ad...>]

All,

On Mar 25, 2005, at 08:05a, David Catmull wrote:

> I'm having a hard time figuring out this error. It happens on this 
> line in the bevel_button_proxy_t constructor (around line 1315 of 
> client_assembler.cpp):
> 	control_m.add_menu_item(
> 			(*iter).get<adobe::dictionary_t>()[key_name].get<std::string>(),
> 			(*iter).get<adobe::dictionary_t>()[key_value]);
> I'm getting "parse error before `>' token" and it seems to be 
> referring to <adobe::dictionary_t>. This is odd because dictionary_t 
> is used several times before this in this file.
>

For these errors, try adding a 'template' keyword in front of the call 
to get:

(*iter).template get<adobe::dictionary> ... [key_name].template 
get<std::string>(), etc., etc. Addition of the keyword is a permissible 
C++ "hint" to compilers that get is a templated function. The reason 
why this can't necessarily be figured out by the compiler eludes me at 
this point. Let me know if that helps.

> In assemblage.cpp, line 28, changing this:
> 	adobe::for_each(connections_m, boost::bind(connection_t::disconnect, 
> _1));
> to this:
> 	adobe::for_each(connections_m, boost::bind(&connection_t::disconnect, 
> _1));
> fixes another compiler error.

 From what I understand connection_t::disconnect and 
&connection_t::disconnect are equivalent provided that 
connection_t::disconnect is a member function, not a member variable. 
The change shouldn't be necessary but if the compiler prefers the 
latter over the former, so be it.

Blessings,
Foster

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