Re: compilation error: no matching function for call to

• Subject: Re: compilation error: no matching function for call to
• From: Ashley Sanders <email@hidden>
• Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 10:42:28 +0100
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//----------------

typedef std::basic_string < wchar_t > SHWideString;
bool GetItemsByName( SHWideString& wsItemName, std::list<SHItem*>& INamed );

//----------------

I made one call to the above function in the following way..

//----------------

std::list<SHItem*>      lNamed;

pFmWnd->GetItemsByName( SHWideString(L"ItemSwitch"), lNamed );

//---------------

but the compilation error i am getting is ...

error: no matching function for call to 'GetItemsByName(SHWideString,
std::list<SHItem*, std::allocator<SHItem*> >&)'

You can't pass a temporary to the first argument of GetItemsByName
as the the first argument isn't declared const. The mac compiler
is correct, the windows compiler is not correct according to the
standard.

Change your code to:

SHWideString itemSwitch (L"ItemSwitch")
pFmWnd->GetItemsByName (itemSwitch, lNamed);

Ashley.
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