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This is not multimap and they all have the same key value - void...
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I had been using these kind of structures for 5 years with Dialect interpreter but I have never imagined that someone will try to invent square wheels... which also means you can't drive if one member in a big structure doesn't have value.
Nevertheless, are these structures both maps or none, or only the second one?
menus1={ menu :"MainMenu", submenus :"MainSubmenu1" };
menus2={ "menu":"MainMenu", "submenus":"MainSubmenu1" };
How many keys and values are in each of them?
And does it mean that you can have only one key in a map???
And otherwise you have to create a multimap(what's this?)?
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