Use "set" instead of "unordered_set" as some facets are missing when
using gcc on cygwin, mingw and, possibly, FreeBSD.
dryrun(false), silent(false), pass_thru(false),
html_disable_captions(false), html_in_par(false),
html_make_pars(true), docbook_in_par(false), docbook_make_pars(true),
dryrun(false), silent(false), pass_thru(false),
html_disable_captions(false), html_in_par(false),
html_make_pars(true), docbook_in_par(false), docbook_make_pars(true),
- docbook_force_pars(false), docbook_anchors_to_ignore(std::unordered_set<docstring>()), docbook_in_float(false),
+ docbook_force_pars(false), docbook_anchors_to_ignore(std::set<docstring>()), docbook_in_float(false),
docbook_in_listing(false), for_toc(false), for_tooltip(false),
for_search(false), for_preview(false), includeall(false)
{
docbook_in_listing(false), for_toc(false), for_tooltip(false),
for_search(false), for_preview(false), includeall(false)
{
#include "Changes.h"
#include <memory>
#include "Changes.h"
#include <memory>
-#include <unordered_set>
bool docbook_force_pars;
/// Anchors that should not be output (LyX-side identifier, not DocBook-side).
bool docbook_force_pars;
/// Anchors that should not be output (LyX-side identifier, not DocBook-side).
- std::unordered_set<docstring> docbook_anchors_to_ignore;
+ std::set<docstring> docbook_anchors_to_ignore;
/// Is the current context a float (such as a table or a figure)?
bool docbook_in_float;
/// Is the current context a float (such as a table or a figure)?
bool docbook_in_float;