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Top Forums Programming Implementing function outside struct Post 302598788 by Corona688 on Wednesday 15th of February 2012 12:09:44 PM
Old 02-15-2012
You could either inline it:

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inline ParseEl() { }

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Or do the same thing with it you did with everything else:

Code:
ParseEl();

Code:
ParseEl::ParseEl() { }

You should put something in your constructor anyway. You're leaving your Type and Hash variables unset, hence at values which only might, usually be zero...
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__gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy(3cxx)									    __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy(3cxx)

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__gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy - SYNOPSIS
Public Types typedef std::size_t size_type Public Member Functions sample_resize_policy () sample_range_hashing (const sample_resize_policy &other) void swap (sample_resize_policy &other) Protected Member Functions size_type get_new_size (size_type size, size_type num_used_e) const bool is_resize_needed () const void notify_cleared () void notify_erase_search_collision () void notify_erase_search_end () void notify_erase_search_start () void notify_erased (size_type num_e) void notify_find_search_collision () void notify_find_search_end () void notify_find_search_start () void notify_insert_search_collision () void notify_insert_search_end () void notify_insert_search_start () void notify_inserted (size_type num_e) void notify_resized (size_type new_size) Detailed Description A sample resize policy. Definition at line 47 of file sample_resize_policy.hpp. Member Typedef Documentation typedef std::size_t __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::size_type Size type. Definition at line 51 of file sample_resize_policy.hpp. Constructor &; Destructor Documentation __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::sample_resize_policy () Default constructor. Member Function Documentation size_type __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::get_new_size (size_typesize, size_typenum_used_e) const [protected] Queries what the new size should be. bool __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::is_resize_needed () const [inline], [protected] Queries whether a resize is needed. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_cleared () [protected] Notifies the table was cleared. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_erase_search_collision () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search encountered a collision. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_erase_search_end () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search ended. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_erase_search_start () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search started. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_erased (size_typenum_e) [inline], [protected] Notifies an element was erased. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_find_search_collision () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search encountered a collision. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_find_search_end () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search ended. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_find_search_start () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search started. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_insert_search_collision () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search encountered a collision. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_insert_search_end () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search ended. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_insert_search_start () [inline], [protected] Notifies a search started. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_inserted (size_typenum_e) [inline], [protected] Notifies an element was inserted. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::notify_resized (size_typenew_size) [protected] Notifies the table was resized to new_size. __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::sample_range_hashing (const sample_resize_policy &other) Copy constructor. void __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy::swap (sample_resize_policy &other) [inline] Swaps content. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code. libstdc++ Sun Jan 6 2013 __gnu_pbds::sample_resize_policy(3cxx)
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