Hello,
I'm trying to get the result of a set intersection and I'm sure that I've
made a very basic error.
A Google search has helped but I'm still not quite there. Can someone show
me the error?
set<intfirstSet ;
secondSet.inser t(1);
secondSet.inser t(2);
set<intsecondSe t;
secondSet.inser t(2);
set<intresultSe t;
resultSet = set_intersectio n(firstSet.begi n(), firstSet.end(),
secondSet.begin (), secondSet.end() , resultSet.begin ());
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Regards,
Phil.
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Phil wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to get the result of a set intersection and I'm sure that I've
made a very basic error.
A Google search has helped but I'm still not quite there. Can someone show
me the error?
set<intfirstSet ;
secondSet.inser t(1);
secondSet.inser t(2);
set<intsecondSe t;
secondSet.inser t(2);
set<intresultSe t;
resultSet = set_intersectio n(firstSet.begi n(), firstSet.end(),
secondSet.begin (), secondSet.end() , resultSet.begin ());
This does seem to compile:
vector<intvi;
set_intersectio n(firstSet.begi n(), firstSet.end(),
secondSet.begin (), secondSet.end() ,
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A Google search has helped but I'm still not quite there. Can someone show
me the error?
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