> I was just repeating myself here, I guess. I was basically saying it would > be nice to be able to adjust big units (like months) backwards by small > units (like days).
Well, you can take the iterator content and then do calculation with the date: ... date d = *date_itr; date d2 = d - date_duration(1); > I will look at your examples and see if I can see how to accomplish what I > want to do with them. Also, I undersand why something like the month > iterator cannot be a model of Biderectional Iterator (as it would violate > the semantic meaning in some cases), but is there a reason why the date > iterator itself is not bidrectional? The date_iterator could be bidirectional and others have requested this capability so it is now on my todo list. Another user has used a negative duration in the meantime to all for backwards iteration. This works, but be careful with it as it is not part of the normal tests at the moment. Jeff _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
