Hello,
Taking a look again at fdo#42371 (see
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42371), I wonder if
SwSortedObjs could be implemented with a set instead of the vector.
The goal would be to sort automatically the container and insert/remove more
easily+quickly.
Of course, the pb is std::set doesn't have [] operator and needs an iterator
+ advance (or perhaps missed an easy way?) However, leafing through the use
of SwSortedObjs (used by other classes) it seems that [] is mainly
(exclusively?) used in loops.
So to make things easier to migrate (if it worths it of course! :-)), what
about this 3 steps process:
1) Adding an iterator in SwSortedObjs (quick)
2) use iterator in loops (must be long)
3) replace vector by set (perhaps not too quick if tuning is needed)
?
Any idea?
Julien
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