[SweetyK]

Hello,
I need to convert c++ code to c#
I dont have much idea of c++ so can you please help
Equivalent for following in c#
Position is an int and CodeParser,

struct CodeEffect { // defines what happens when a datum is processed
    CodeAction          action;
    const CodeState*    next;
    bool                markPosition;
};

1. typedef void (CodeParser::Context::*CodeAction)(CodeParser::Position);
2. #ifndef NDEBUG

I would be very thankful for the help.

This post has been edited by JackOfAllTrades: 06 August 2010 - 05:01 AM
Reason for edit:: Added code tags.

[Crunch]

Identical post's

http://www.dreaminco...ode-conversion/

[JackOfAllTrades]

Closed C++ duplicate topic.

[Bacanze]

I have never written any C++, so I'm sure someone can do a better job, but I'll have a shot, making some assumptions though.

public class CodeEffect // defines what happens when a datum is processed
{
	public CodeAction action = new CodeAction();
	public CodeState next;
	public bool markPosition;
}

The next two lines I'm really not sure on typedef is defining your own custom type I think (quite a cool idea). Erm maybe a delegate?

[SweetyK]

JackOfAllTrades, on 06 August 2010 - 04:01 AM, said:

Closed C++ duplicate topic.

I am not sure but my interpretation for the code is as follows:

Code Action should be an delegate for which I will have to write an handler which accepts Position (int)as an parameter to this function.

Debug is used to identify that if the code is running in debug mode.
And equivalent can be
if !DEBUG //in C#
endif

Can any 1 tell me that is my interpretation is right or wrong.
Thank you,

[SweetyK]

Hello,
Can you help me doing this ?
CodeState::const_iterator effectIter
( itsState->find(d) );

itsState is an map -- so i took dictionary for it.
Find equivalent can be ContainsKey(d)

but const_iterator?? What type is this? What equivalent can i have in c#
Shall i have an foreach loop?

but its an return type?
So what can be appropriate equivalent?

Thanks