Re: serious problem with set<string>::iterator usage
Steev wrote:
The problem is an invalid iterator. When I'm using a
set<string>::iterator in side the main funcion I don't see the
problme. when I use it in a class function it always turns up
invalid. I tried it with set<int> and had no problem. This seems
to be related to using a more complex data type but for some reason
only in a class.
Below is a short example that demonstrates the problem I'm having. I've
tried this in VC++6 and VC++8 and GNUC++ 3.4.4 with the same
results.
I sure hope there is something I'm missing here.
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class COptions
{
public:
void SetTest(void)
{
string tmpstr;
set <string> strset;
set <string>::iterator sPOS;
strset.insert("2:This");
strset.insert("2:is");
strset.insert("2:a");
strset.insert("2:test");
for(sPOS = strset.begin(); sPOS != strset.end(); sPOS++);
Remove the semicolon from the end of the line above...
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