Re: proper way to check inclusion among DocIterator ?
On 24/04/2017 21:54, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Le 21/04/17 à 01:15, Tommaso Cucinotta a écrit : Hi, is there an easy way to check whether a DocIterator d is positioned within two others a and b ? (that is, going through the document using forwardPos(), one encounters a, then d, then b). AFAIU, DocIterator::operator() just compares nesting levels, but no pos() nor pit() etc. Do you mean DocIterator::operator<() ? It seems to me that it does what you need, doesn't it? yes it does, along with CursorSlice::operator<() :-), let me see what I can do with #8381 now! Thanks! T.
Re: proper way to check inclusion among DocIterator ?
Le 21/04/17 à 01:15, Tommaso Cucinotta a écrit : Hi, is there an easy way to check whether a DocIterator d is positioned within two others a and b ? (that is, going through the document using forwardPos(), one encounters a, then d, then b). AFAIU, DocIterator::operator() just compares nesting levels, but no pos() nor pit() etc. Do you mean DocIterator::operator<() ? It seems to me that it does what you need, doesn't it? JMarc
proper way to check inclusion among DocIterator ?
Hi, is there an easy way to check whether a DocIterator d is positioned within two others a and b ? (that is, going through the document using forwardPos(), one encounters a, then d, then b). AFAIU, DocIterator::operator() just compares nesting levels, but no pos() nor pit() etc. Thanks, T.
