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钟尚武
dlib
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bdd3e221
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bdd3e221
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Nov 18, 2012
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Davis King
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<item>
timer
</item>
<item>
timeout
</item>
<item>
member_function_pointer
</item>
<item>
vectorstream
</item>
<item>
bound_function_pointer
</item>
<item>
error
</item>
<item>
console_progress_indicator
</item>
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<!-- ************************************************************************* -->
<component>
<name>
vectorstream
</name>
<file>
dlib/vectorstream.h
</file>
<spec_file>
dlib/vectorstream/vectorstream_abstract.h
</spec_file>
<description>
This is an iostream object that reads and writes from an in-memory buffer.
It functions very much the same way as the std::stringstream object.
However, while the std::stringstream holds its buffer internally and it can
only be accessed by copying it out, the vectorstream uses an external
std::vector
<
char
>
as its buffer. That is, it holds a reference to an
external vector and does not contain any internal buffers of its own.
<p>
This object is useful as a slightly more efficient alternative to the
std::stringstream since you can avoid the overhead of copying buffer
contents to and from the stream. This is particularly useful when used as
a source or target for
<a
href=
"#serialize"
>
serialization
</a>
routines.
</p>
</description>
</component>
<!-- ************************************************************************* -->
<component>
<name>
member_function_pointer
</name>
<file>
dlib/member_function_pointer.h
</file>
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<term
link=
"other.html#dlib_testing_suite"
name=
"testing"
/>
<term
link=
"other.html#dlib_testing_suite"
name=
"unit testing"
/>
<term
file=
"other.html"
name=
"logger"
/>
<term
file=
"other.html"
name=
"vectorstream"
/>
<term
file=
"other.html"
name=
"member_function_pointer"
/>
<term
file=
"other.html"
name=
"make_mfp"
/>
<term
file=
"other.html"
name=
"bound_function_pointer"
/>
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