What is the best way to represent a hash set using nsTHashtable? Everything extending from nsBaseHashtable seems to expect that hash table entries have both a key and a value. A set on the other hand, is just a table of keys. Should I try to define a value of zero size? That seems hacky. Should I define my own EntryType for use with nsTHashtable? That seems like a lot of typing. nsHashSets.h has the solution I'm looking for, but it says that it is deprecated :-/ Am I just overlooking some existing nsTHashtable way of expressing sets?
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