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Yup, QList, QVector, QString. There are a lot of reimplementations. I tend to find them a lot easier to use than the C++ counterparts. What type of problems wer

by FigBug 12y ago

Yup, QList, QVector, QString. There are a lot of reimplementations. I tend to find them a lot easier to use than the C++ counterparts. What type of problems were you having?

heeen 12y ago
QString is a proper unicode-aware string with conversions to many character codecs. It doesn't really compare to std::string.
- shmerl 12y ago
  C++11 has better Unicode support than previous versions.
  - heeen 12y ago
    people don't seem too impressed with it though http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17103925/how-well-is-unicode-supported-in-c11 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17103925/how-well-is-unic...
joshvm 12y ago
I agree. QList is great, it's got very straightforward methods and it's more than fast enough.
jo_ 12y ago
Nothing impossible -- just integration with the standard library algorithms and some older source code I don't want to modify. It's less difficulty and more a matter of laziness.