> Over the weekend I had a bit of free time so I wrote up a > spanning_iterator based on the iterator_adaptors framework. To throw > in a bit more complication, I wanted something generic enough that I > could span different kinds of container. There should be a way to > span a std::vector and a std::list as long as their value_types are > the same. The spanning_iterator holds two tuples -- one for the > "current" iterators and the other for the end iterators for each > container the spanning_iterator spans. The idea is that when the > current "current" iterator reaches its end (the corresponding element > in the "ends" tuple) the next iterator in the "current" tuple becomes > current and so on until all "current" iterators reach their ends.
While ago I wrote joining_iterator that "join" 2 iterator ranages. You can combine joining interator as many times as you wish to provide multiple ranges iterator. I never really have a chance to writte a docs for it It's if vault area. Gennadiy. _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
