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Splet22. apr. 2014 · 1 Answer Sorted by: 4 If the copy assignment operator isn't defined, then it isn't defined and can't be used. That's true for CList, as you've already observed, so no, you can't just use operator= to copy a CList object. If you want a deep copy of the collection, you will need to write a function to do so manually. sath soc

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Splet13. avg. 2010 · 1 Answer Sorted by: 1 The clist can access a GDG but you have to convert the file name from a gdg relative reference (0) to a fully qualified dataset name. In your examble, you would need to reference the file as: AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD.G1234V00 (where G1234V00 is the most current version Identifier). SpletPred 1 dnevom · The New England Patriots have added some depth to their quarterback room. On Thursday, the team announced it had signed former Arizona Cardinals signal-caller Trace McSorley.The exact terms of ... Splet07. avg. 2012 · itr1 = std::find (clist.begin (), clist.end (),1); You made that mistake in both of your calls to std::find. In addition, you are trying to use operator [] on a list, which won't work. Instead of: int k = *list1 [j]; You could use: itr1 = list1.begin (); std::advance (itr1, j); int k = *itr1; As JohnB mentioned, the above code is inefficient. saththuwaththa