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Old 04-18-2014
Question Map Question C++

Hello All,

I am having an issue of putting a Boolean value in the maps as the 3rd parameter. Something like the following :

int value;
std::map<String str, int x, bool bl>

where bool returns false if x>value else true.

All I see in the map examples is that I can add the compare object parameters which compares the key value of the map and returns the result accordingly.

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
# 2  
Old 04-18-2014
You may use a struct, for grouping the bolean variable and integer varaible.
Suppose,
Code:
struct strct_value_bool{
 int x;
 bool bl;
};
std::map<String str, strct_value_bool> myMap;

# 3  
Old 04-18-2014
That worked totally fine! Smilie

Thank you!
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