On Mon, Jan 2, 2017 at 10:46 AM, Ivan Čukić <ivan.cu...@kde.org> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> An alternative to Niebler's range-v3 and cppitertools you might want
> to try is boost.range (it is a part of the default boost package, I
> don't know whether it has everything you'd need for this).
>
> I haven't seen where you used struct-bindings - the code compiles fine
> with gcc -std=c++14.
>
> Cool you've started playing with things like these :)
>
> Cheers,
> Ivan
>
Hi Ivan,
You're right, i'm not using structured bindings anymore.
I didn't want to drop them, but i simplified my code before pushing it to
github ;)
Before my initial commit i had a vector of days for each month. While
iterating through months i also needed to know the number of days till that
point so i used a zip iterator like this
for (auto&& [daysThusFar, month] : iter::zip(...))
{
}
But i simplified that to use an algorithm for figuring out how many days
are in any given month and just increment a counter for the days thus far.
That made the zip redundant and with that the (only use of) structured
bindings as well.
Now it's just C++14 or perhaps even 11. My code looks 11, but the
iter::range or iter::chunked iterators might require it to be C++14.
Even then i play with "new" C++ features ;)
Btw, do take a look at the model [1] I've made if you like.
The model is derived from "QAbstractTableModel" which makes me a bit unsure
if it would work in QML. Since QML seems to have a requirement for it's
views to have the models be flat list models, not table models. But perhaps
it's working just fine these days. I don't know, haven't tried it.
The only thing the model misses is weeknumbers. Those can be calculated
with a single std::tm instance (which i have in updateModel(...)) but i
haven't implemented that yet.
Cheers,
Mark
[1]
https://github.com/markg85/cansole_calendar/blob/master/Qt/models/fixedmonthmodel.cpp
