char *s = "abcdefg";
iterator_range<char*> ir( &s[0], &s[ strlen(s) ] );
char *cp;
boost::range_reverse_iterator< char*>::type irb = boost::rbegin( ir );
boost::range_reverse_iterator< char*>::type ire = boost::rend( ir );
for (; irb != ire; ++irb)
{
cout << "reverse cp [" << *irb << "]\n";
}
This works like a charm – both in fwd and reverse traversal.
However, what I want is – in reverse traversal also, I want to use the same pointer (“cp” in this case). In other words, I want to use the same pointer to traverse in both directions.
Here’s what I want to be able to write, but get a compile error with both attempts and I was wondering if you could help.
Option 1:
for (cp = boost::rbegin(ir); cp != boost::rend(ir); ++cp)
{
cout << "cp reverse in ri [" << *cp << "]\n";
}
Option 2:
while( cp != ire )
{
//Do something
cp++
}