Hi Martin,
The key in your set is the POINTER, not the object. The pointer is
different between obj1 and obj3, so they are different objects.
Use a std::map, not a std::set. For the key in your std::map, use the
public key of the object you are sticking in the std::map.
Or make your classes monostate or singleton. But that's not really what
you'd want, I'd think.
--Eljay
