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As we all know, Perl is a write-only language... SCNR
On 02.04.19 13:46, Cristián Maureira-Fredes wrote:
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> PS: Maybe some kind soul that speaks "Perl" can improve the current
> script?
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-remove:
> auto it = std::find(myContainer.begin(), myContainer.end(),
> [&](const auto &elem) { return elem.foo == bar; });
> if (it != myContainer.end()) {
> myResult = *it;
> myContainer.erase(it); // not possible if 'it'
e
> -- possibly even interchangeable, so that code that began using QVector in
> Qt 5 will be able to "return" QList.
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I think what Qt is lacking is a good serialization module like cereal or
boost serialization.
With this pattern, QDataStream would be just another archive format,
like JSON or XML.
Cereal has portable and unportable binary for endianness.
The developer should be able specify how the data is serial
