stl in c++

[fattaneh]

hi all,

i want to make a list in c++ with stl

list<int> list1;
list1.push_back (value1);

i dont know how to make a Multi-dimensional list with it

i dont know what is the usage of stl i mean what else can i do with
it .

 

[Victor Bazarov]

i want to make a list in c++ with stl

list<int> list1;
list1.push_back (value1);

i dont know how to make a Multi-dimensional list with it

A "multi-dimensional list" is probably simply a list of lists of ...
Something like

i dont know what is the usage of stl i mean what else can i do with
it .

Plenty. But don't count on finding a source of information that would
enumerate *all you can do with STL*. Rather do it the other way: think
of what you need to do, and learn how to use STL to help you with that.

Find and get a copy of "The C++ Standard Library" by Nicolai Josuttis.

V

 

[hanukas]

hi all,

i want to make a list in c++ with stl

list<int> list1;
list1.push_back (value1);

i dont know how to make a  Multi-dimensional list with it

i dont know what is the usage of stl i mean what else can i do with
it .

Two-dimensional linked list? Sounds bizarre, you might be better off
with a custom container for this one unless the application is a toy
where it doesn't matter what you use. Can you describe the problem you
are trying to solve?

FYI: why I don't recommend list of list's is that traversing the
"grid" will be efficient only along one axis, I mean, if that's what
you want to achieve. The dilemma is that this arrangement doesn't seem
very efficient to anything: traversal is very limited, no indexed
access, memory overhead.. anyway you look at it it's just not that
good.

The problem seems more interesting that the solution.