CSimpleMap Class

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04/24/2015

This class provides support for a simple mapping array.

template <  
   class TKey, 
   class TVal, 
   class TEqual = CSimpleMapEqualHelper< TKey, TVal >  
>  
class CSimpleMap

Parameters

TKey
The key element type.
TVal
The value element type.
TEqual
A trait object, defining the equality test for elements of type T.

Members

Public Typedefs

Name	Description
CSimpleMap::_ArrayElementType	Typedef for the value type.
CSimpleMap::_ArrayKeyType	Typedef for the key type.

Public Constructors

Name	Description
CSimpleMap::CSimpleMap	The constructor.
CSimpleMap::~CSimpleMap	The destructor.

Public Methods

Name	Description
CSimpleMap::Add	Adds a key and associated value to the map array.
CSimpleMap::FindKey	Finds a specific key.
CSimpleMap::FindVal	Finds a specific value.
CSimpleMap::GetKeyAt	Retrieves the specified key.
CSimpleMap::GetSize	Returns the number of entries in the mapping array.
CSimpleMap::GetValueAt	Retrieves the specified value.
CSimpleMap::Lookup	Returns the value associated with the given key.
CSimpleMap::Remove	Removes a key and matching value.
CSimpleMap::RemoveAll	Removes all keys and values.
CSimpleMap::RemoveAt	Removes a specific key and matching value.
CSimpleMap::ReverseLookup	Returns the key associated with the given value.
CSimpleMap::SetAt	Sets the value associated with the given key.
CSimpleMap::SetAtIndex	Sets the specific key and value.

Remarks

CSimpleMap provides support for a simple mapping array of any given type T, managing an unordered array of key elements and their associated values.

The parameter TEqual provides a means of defining an equality function for two elements of type T. By creating a class similar to CSimpleMapEqualHelper, it is possible to alter the behavior of the equality test for any given array. For example, when dealing with an array of pointers, it may be useful to define the equality as depending on the values the pointers reference. The default implementation utilizes operator==().

Both CSimpleMap and CSimpleArray are provided for compatibility with previous ATL releases, and more complete and efficient collection implementations are provided by CAtlArray and CAtlMap.

Unlike other map collections in ATL and MFC, this class is implemented with a simple array, and lookup searches require a linear search. CAtlMap should be used when the array contains a large number of elements.

Requirements

Header: atlsimpcoll.h

Example

// Create a map with an integer key and character pointer value
CSimpleMap<int, char *> iArray;

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