Re: [Boost-users] [FileSystem]Iterator &Rename

From: Andrei Danaila (adanaila_ca_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-09-30 10:51:17

Hi,

Could someone give me a well tested example of how to rename a file using an 
iterator? I've had a variety of attempts all of them failed. For example, 
i've tried:

int main()
{
        fs::path testPath("testFolder");
        fs::directory_iterator startIterator(testPath);
        startIterator++;
        std::string test="TEST";
        fs::rename(startIterator.current_path(),test);

        return 0;
}

For this i get the compile error:'current_path': is not a member of the 
boost::filesystem::directory_iterator.
I would like ideas on how to fix this or a concrete working example. I 
apologize for the noob question.

Thank you.

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