In my program I have the following statements
void Person::setTitle(const Glib::ustring& str) {
switch ( str ) {
case "None" : {
title = title_t::None;
break;
}
case "Dr" : {
title = title_t::Dr;
break;
}
..
case "Rabbi" :{
titl
Does anyone know what is the value of ' _Iterator::difference_type ' as
it is stated in:
'std::iterator_traits' i.e. typedef _Iterator::difference_type
difference_type.
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for your prompt response, that was very helpful.
Have a good one.
John V Shahid wrote:
> It is the type used to represent the difference between two iterators of
> the same type. Usually it is ptr_diff for regular c/c++ pointers, since
> they are considered random access iterators and ther
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