Inserting objects into hash table (C++)

为君一笑 提交于 2019-12-12 13:01:53

问题


This is my first time making a hash table. I'm trying to associate strings (the keys) with pointers to objects (the data) of class Strain.

// Simulation.h
#include <ext/hash_map>
using namespace __gnu_cxx;

struct eqstr
{
 bool operator()(const char * s1, const char * s2) const
  {
   return strcmp(s1, s2) == 0;
  }
};

...
hash_map< const char *, Strain *, hash< const char * >, struct eqstr > liveStrainTable;

In the Simulation.cpp file, I attempt to initialize the table:

string MRCA;
for ( int b = 0; b < SEQ_LENGTH; b++ ) {
  int randBase = rgen.uniform(0,NUM_BASES); 
  MRCA.push_back( BASES[ randBase ] );
}
Strain * firstStrainPtr;
firstStrainPtr = new Strain( idCtr, MRCA, NUM_STEPS );
liveStrainTable[ MRCA ]= firstStrainPtr;

I get an error message that reads "no match for ‘operator[]’ in ‘((Simulation*)this)->Simulation::liveStrainTable[MRCA]’." I've also tried using "liveStrainTable.insert(...)" in different ways, to no avail.

Would really love some help on this. I'm having a difficult time understanding the syntax appropriate for SGI hash_map, and the SGI reference barely clarifies anything for me. Thanks.


回答1:


Try liveStrainTable[ MRCA.c_str() ]= firstStrainPtr;. It expects const char * as type of key value, but MRCA has type string.

Another way is to change liveStrainTable to:

hash_map< string, Strain *, hash<string>, eqstr > liveStrainTable;



回答2:


Others answered your direct question, but may I suggest using unordered_map instead - it's coming with the next version of the STL and is supported by all major compilers.




回答3:


hash_map is not part of STL. There's no implementation provided for hash, or in other words, the hash_map can't hash strings by default. You need your own hash function. T

Try:

typedef struct {
  size_t operator()( const string& str ) const {
     return __gnu_cxx::__stl_hash_string( str.c_str() );
  }
} strhash;

hash_map< string, Strain *, strhash, eqstr > liveStrainTable;



回答4:


The hash_map is defined with const char * as the key type and you are using an std::string as the key when accessing. These are 2 different types, the template did not build an operator for the second type, so this is an error. Use std::string for the hashmap definition or use MRCA.c_str()




回答5:


Right now, you have a type mis-match. You're passing MRCA (a string) where a char const * is expected. You can either use c_str() to get a char const * from the string, or (far better) change the definition of your hash table to take a string as its key type.



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1645913/inserting-objects-into-hash-table-c

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