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From: Thorsten Ottosen (thorsten.ottosen_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-02-26 05:29:09
Szczepan HoÅyszewski skrev:
> I have a pointer to an object that is in a ptr_list, and I want to "detach"
> the object from the list without deleting it.
>
> Problem: ptr_list::release() wants an iterator, not a pointer.
>
> A naive attempt at std::finding the iterator fails because ptr_list's
> indirection kicks in and std::find ends up wanting to compare values instead
> of pointers. Luckily my objects aren't equality comparable so I get a compile
> error instead of an elusive bug. As a workaround I just walk the list with
> BOOST_FOREACH() but it feels kludgy.
>
> Is there a "designed" way to feed a ptr_list an element pointer and milk the
> corresponding iterator?
No, you have to search for it.
> Is there a direct way do detach an item from ptr_list without deleting it?
>
> Did I overlook something obvious?
You can compare pointers by using
std::find( cont.begin().base(), cont.end().base(), ptr );
.base() returns the wrapped containers iterator.
-Thorsten
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