On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Alejandro Aguilar Sierra wrote: > 4- With all this in mind, the remaining structure to discuss is the > "atom" container (which btw has never been an LString and it > doesn't have to be it). Imagine it as a vector<int*>. Even a single ^^^ > character would be an inset. How to save from the memory bloating? > See the Flyweight pattern (pag. 195, Design Patterns, Gamma et al > 1994, complete reference in the devs homepage). Obviously I mean vector<inset*>, as you can infere from the context. Alejandro
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