10 Sep
2008
10 Sep
'08
12:15 p.m.
Sean Farrow wrote:
Hi Gevorg: In this case it's the second, for more background for interest: Each vector represents a braille cell. A braille cell has 6 dots hence the std::bitset<6> so: A vector can have up to 6 bitsets, each bitset represents one dots state. Hth. Sean.
Ok, what happens when a vector having 4 bitsets is compared with one having 6: - 4 bitsets of the first vector are compared with the first 4 bitsets of the second vector, ignoring last 2 elements? - The first vector is considered the lesser because it has fewer elements? - Is this not allowed? - something else? Best Regards, Gevorg