Title: RE: [msvc] std::map and strings

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Hi

> I have a group of data that is made up of pairs of strings. 
> I want to read
> these pairs from a file, sort them into alphabetical order
> and then write
> them to a new file.  std::map seemed to be the perfect
> choice, but when I
> create a std::map<std::string, std::string> variable I get a
> bazillion C4786
> warnings regarding identifiers being truncated to 255
> characters in either
> debugging info or browser info.  Granted the code compiles,
> but all the
> warnings must indicate something that I should be doing
> differently.  Is
> there a better STL choice for what I am trying to accomplish?

These warnings don't mean there is anything wrong with your code. They just
show the inadequacy of the compiler.

A map is a good choice. You might also like to consider a sorted vector.
 
Regards
Paul


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