Hi Adam,

There is also a no-parameter qend() which return a special end_query_iterator which may be compared with arbitrary iterator returned by qbegin() to check if the query has ended. But since it has different type it can't be used in STL algorithms like std::copy().

This sounds a bit unusual. What I've seen done so far is that the same iterator type is used and it simply as a no parameter constructor, and flags itself as end-iterator/default-constructed if constructed this way. Was it really an issue to do like that?

Otherwise, sounds like a useful addition, thanks for that.

Regards
Bruno