Re: [Objectivelib-discussion] Looks like I might get to open the bidding :-)

[Will M. <wil...@us...>]

Hi, Rod,
How could we not be kind in responding to the first actual question
posted to the list. To answer your question, you can't put simple data
types in containers, just objects. Fortunately, Cocoa and GNUstep
provide a convenient wrapper for primitive data types, NSNumber. You
can do this:

OLVector* v = [OLVector vector];
[v pushBack: [NSNumber numberWithDouble: 3.14]];

Check the docs for NSNumber to see how it works. Let me know if you
need anything else,
Will

--- rodkirkpatrick <rod...@op...> wrote:

>     Hi
> 
> Firstly a warning - newbie question coming - be kind :-)
> 
> Are the standard data types and limits still there when using  
> containers or am I missing the point - for instance are floats and  
> ints still the same size ?
> 
> Rod
> 
> 
> 
> 
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