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Subject: Re: STL
From: Gilles POIROT <GPOIROT () CARTESIS ! COM>
Date: 2001-05-17 8:49:49
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Hi
You need a const_iterator whenever you want to iterate through a const
container
e.g.
void myfunction(const std::list<mytype>& mylist_readonly)
{
// Causes an error at compile time
std::list<mylist>::iterator bad_it = mylist_readonly.begin();
// This time is fine
std::list<mylist>::const_iterator good_it= mylist_readonly.begin();
}
Gilles
-----Message d'origine-----
De: Phil Beck [mailto:phil@EF-X.COM]
Date: jeudi 17 mai 2001 10:25
À: ATL@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM
Objet: OT: STL
Just a quickie.
When iterating through a container such as :-
std::list<mytype>
why do I sometimes need a const_iterator instead of just an iterator ?
Using an iterator sometimes give me the compile error :-
binary '=' no operator defined which takes a right hand operand of type
std::list<class mytype,class std::allocator<class mytype> >::iterator
Phil.
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