Re: [help-cgicc] Idea for addition to Cgicc class

[Anthony Bouvier]

I do like it.  So much in fact that its already in CgiccExtended as of 
August of last year .. ; )

std::string operator[](std::string paramName)

Though I took the idea from MizCGI (and really from Perl's access of 
CGI elements via a hash with $cgi->Vars()).

I also implemented it as a method, since I don't really like to 
overload operators unless absolutely necessary:

cout << cgi.param("favoriteCheese")

Some of the other things I've done to simplify access form data in 
Cgicc can be seen here:

http://anthony.bodhihouse.com/src/CgiccExtended-doc.html

I really should work on CgiccExtended more, but I've been busy for a 
long time.

On Jun 21, 2004, at 11:36 PM, Stephen F. Booth wrote:

> I was thinking about how it is essentially a pain to simply print out 
> or grab
> the value of a single form element using the STL iterators:
>       form_iterator name = cgi.getElement("name");
>       if(name != cgi.getElements().end()) {
>          cout << "Your name: " << **name << endl;
>       }
> If people didn't care whether or not the element was actually found, 
> something
> like
>       cout << "Your name: " << cgi["name"] << endl;
> would be infinitely easier.  Of course, this assumes that only one 
> element
> called 'name' exists.
>
> Does anyone think this would be a valuable addition?
>
> -Stephen
>
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