Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2007-03-15 | This version may break hashing of strings, but at least you can hash FStrings... | Mike Buland | |
templates are confusing. | |||
2007-03-02 | Removed debugging from the Hash | Mike Buland | |
2007-01-29 | Added another new helper to Hash. | Mike Buland | |
2007-01-27 | New feature in Hash, a copy constructor, you can now put a hash into other | Mike Buland | |
templatized containers. | |||
2007-01-19 | Experimental commit to see if references work... | Mike Buland | |
2007-01-17 | Added more hash functions, yay hash functions! | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-27 | Added the new OrdHash, check the test file for an example. | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-24 | Fixed size bug. | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-24 | david - added size | David | |
2006-11-21 | Nooow everything in the lib is clean with -Wall, hash was a template and didn't | Mike Buland | |
complain until I ran the tests. The tests will be fixed next. | |||
2006-11-21 | Hash uses real exceptions now, and has a clear() function. | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-21 | Added a has function to Hash | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-21 | Updated a thing. | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-21 | Added erase functionality, and specializations for using ints as hash keys, so | Mike Buland | |
really it does everything the old one did, does it better, easier, and possibly faster. | |||
2006-11-21 | OK, everything that did work works, but now the HashProxy is as fast as insert, | Mike Buland | |
and has more options. Use [] all you want! | |||
2006-11-21 | Many good updates, but I'm gonna' switch computers, it'll build again in a sec. | Mike Buland | |
2006-11-21 | Wow, craziness. Part way through working on the confpair system I got some | Mike Buland | |
sudden insperation and completely redid Hash. Now everything but delete is implemented, including typesafe iterators and more. It's really cool, and everyone should check it out and start using it right away! | |||
2006-07-26 | Added the not-yet-working hash class. More thought must be done. This doesn't | Mike Buland | |
actually change any existing code really just adds a new class that you can't use because it's commented out. I'll probably move it to a branch. |