I have the following iterator_adaptor type:

       template< class NODE >
       struct node_iterator: public boost::iterator_adaptor<
          node_iterator<NODE>, // Derived
          NODE*, // Base
          typename NODE::value_type // Value
       >
       {
          typename NODE::value_type dereference() const {
                 return this->base_reference()->data();
          }
       };

       // and later:
       typedef detail::node_iterator<node_type>       iterator;
       typedef detail::node_iterator<const node_type> const_iterator;

This throws up the issue that in const_iterator, Value is not const,
producing the following error:
  /usr/include/boost/iterator/iterator_facade.hpp:517:32: error:
invalid initialization of non-const reference of type
‘container::detail::node_iterator<const container::detail::node<long
unsigned int> >::reference {aka long unsigned int&}’ from an rvalue of
type ‘container::detail::node<long unsigned int>::value_type {aka long
unsigned int}’

I could do some type traits magic with is_same, is_const and add_const
to add the constness to Value if present on NODE, but is this the
right way to do it?
I've also thought about indirect_iterator - but adding operator*() to
the node type seems not quite right. Perhaps transform_iterator...or
is there some different method that might be more suitable?