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kelvin.koogan@googlemail.com - 06 Jun 2007 11:07 GMT
I have a database table containing a sparse mapping from an integer to
a string. I retrieve this table into an OleDbDataReader. I'd then like
to copy the data into a map so I can quickly find the string
corresponding to an integer.

My initial thought is to use a std::map but this is causing all kinds
of problems converting between managed and unmanaged types.

Is std::map the right container or is there a better one in the .NET
class library?

If std::map is still the right container how can I convert from the
System::String returned by OleDbDataRead::GetString to something which
can go in a std::map, e.g. std::string and then back to a
System::String?

TIA,
KK
Ben Voigt [C++ MVP] - 06 Jun 2007 15:18 GMT
>I have a database table containing a sparse mapping from an integer to
> a string. I retrieve this table into an OleDbDataReader. I'd then like
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> Is std::map the right container or is there a better one in the .NET
> class library?

No, STL isn't usable for managed types until at least Orcas.

Try System::Collections::Generic::Dictionary<Key, Value>.

> If std::map is still the right container how can I convert from the
> System::String returned by OleDbDataRead::GetString to something which
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> TIA,
> KK

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