Questions tagged [stdadvance]

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How is std::advance implemented to change behavior on iterator type?

What we know about std::advance is the following: template void advance (InputIterator& i, Distance n); Purpose Advances the iterator i by n elements. If i is a Random Access Iterator, the function uses once…
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advance the iterator of a standard map

The main question is already in the title: How do I advance the iterator of a standard map? But since most people ask why I need this, I'll provide some more information: I have a class which has several maps. I have at least 2 differential…
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advance iterator in loop

is there any reason why this works well vector* myVec; //assume this contains CalcToken for(vector::iterator it = myVec->begin() ; it != myVec->end() ; advance(it,1)) { cout<< (*it)->toString()<< " "; } and this…
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C++ - How to enable ADL with advance() on iterators in custom templated data container?

Here's a container: namespace container_namespace { template > class container { // stuff class iterator { // stuff }; }; } Where in the…
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std::advance of std::multimap end() iterator by negative number crashes

My app crashed on this operation: std::multimap> mm; // insert elements auto it = mm.end(); std::advance(it, -(mm.size() - 7)); Here is the message of crash: Expression: map/set iterator not incrementable What…
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Is there something like circular_advance avaliable in std or boost?

lets say I want to go through container in a circular way: idx = 0, idx =1 .. idx = size()-1, idx =0, idx =1 ... Is there a way to do in with std or boost? I know that algorithms operate on ranges not on containers so I guess Im out of luck, but…
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c++: std::advance (once) goes to end of list

I've never walked into the following problem with iterators, so I really do not know where the solution might start. I have a LIST "StringOfPearls" which is permuted right before I do the following: DNAr = StringOfPearls->begin(); // Added 1 element…
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