STL stands for Standard Template Library, a set of C++ classes standardized across a number of C++ compilers for different platforms. For VC++ projects that use precompiled headers you will need to turn off precompiled headers individually for Markup.cpp (see Pre-compiled Header Issue).įor STL users moving to release 9.0 from previous releases, use the ' CMarkup' class name instead of ' CMarkupSTL' and include Markup.cpp/.h in your project, not MarkupSTL.cpp/.h! To use STL strings in VC++, you must put MARKUP_STL in your project defines.

In Visual C++ the are a couple of additional steps to be aware of. Just copy Markup.cpp and Markup.h into your C++ project.

Pass STL string variables directly into the constant string ( MCD_CSTR) arguments of the CMarkup methods, no need to explicitly add the c_str() method.ĬMarkup with STL has been tested on Dev-C++, OSX XCode, and Visual C++ Express 20. Using STL strings in Visual C++ has been streamlined, and for other compilers CMarkup defaults to STL strings so you don't need to do anything but add CMarkup to your project and go. Update September 27, 2008: With CMarkup release 10.0 things have gotten simpler than ever.

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