Cloning a Windows Runtime Vector in C++/CX
2023/07/19
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In this article, Raymond Chen explores the process of cloning a Windows Runtime vector in C++/CX, building upon the previous solution implemented in C++/WinRT. The initial translation to C++/CX is straightforward, with minor adjustments to accommodate the differences between the two frameworks. One notable difference is that C++/CX allows for custom equality comparers, unlike C++/WinRT which uses the default comparer. To capture the full generality of the Vector, the author introduces the ability for the caller of CloneVector to specify an equality comparer. Additionally, the article highlights the implementation of C++/CX collection types and provides insights into custom allocators.