C / C++ / MFC

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Scott P. Chapman wrote:

Anybody have any experience/luck with this sort of thing?

#pragma once
#include <vector>
#include <string>

// you won't need these when using vector and string
//#define MAX_LINES 100        
//#define MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH 100
//#define MAX_SENTENCE_LENGTH 1000
//#define MAX_WORD_LENGTH 25

//using std::string;	// BAD!!!!!

class CSentenceList
{
// Methods
public:
	CSentenceList(const std::string& strFileToRead, const bool bSorted = false);
	// alternatively, you can use the following
	CSentenceList(const std::vector<char>& strFileToRead, const bool bSorted = false);
	// you have no virtual functions, no need for overhead of vtable
	// by declaring a virtual destructor
	~CSentenceList();	
	void sort();

	// pass by const-ref
	unsigned int search(const string& strSearch);
	std::string display(unsigned int iLineNumber = 1);
        
// Properties
private:
	// these should be private, not public
	unsigned int _Size;
	std::vector<std::string> _Sentences;

	// I'm assuming this method will read the fill into memory?
	// that being the case:
	bool readFile(const std::string& strFileToRead);
};

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class CMyClass
{
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    void Function()
    {
       using namespace std;
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    }
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};
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