My own line-up of iterables for using in C++. They may be buggy, have more overhead, and have less features than those already implemented, but they are mine. Besides, what would have I learned if I didn't make this? Probably some nice design patterns and a bit more knowledge about how C++ containers are actually built internally. So overall, I think this is a good project.
- Iterator - will prove itself more troublesome than useful
- String class that will disappoint
- Vector - in case std::vector is too well made and you want something more 'experimental'
- Dictionary - class for key-value store (be careful, those are moody)
- Tuple - Pretty self explanatory, no?
- Multi-dict - in case you thought a dictionary is not enough (use it to store more values for a key). Truth be told, you could use a normal dictionary that stores vectors as values.
For now just take the files, add them to your project and include the main file like so (the others are included recursively):
#include "cppit.hpp"
using namespace cppit;And use the containers at your own risk!
This is still a work in progress so there's still bugs to kill and as this is one of my first big projects, the code is rather messy and unorganized (boy, are you gonna have some fun going in there). As always, if you find that something is not supposed to happen, raise an issue/submit a pull request. I am gonna take it from there (if I find the time).