No particular reason - its just when I searched "Vector" and "HashTable" in
Google, glib / GTK+ came up first.
Then glib is not the right tool. Just use the standard STL types vector and hashtable.
I tried using STL for insertions as well, but I came up with the same
c_str() "addressing" problem. The issue seems to be that when I insert with
a .c_str() into the hash table (both gtk's and STL's) it records the
address(?).
It seems like if I pass in a "string literal", it works. Is
there some way, glib can convert variables into string literals?
I do notice there is a "g_string(x)" macro but I'm not sure how to use it.
This is a basic C++ programming issue, so you would probably be better off looking for answers elsewhere, but if I understand you correcly you should probably just do something like:
vector<string> v; string s;
s = "foo"; v.push_back(s); s = "bar"; v.push_back(s);
-- Christer
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