const_reverse_operator prob

[Gernot Frisch]

I'm using #~*&$§ VC6 and have this problem:

// good
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_iterator it = p.POINTS.begin();
// bad
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_reverse_iterator it = p.POINTS.rbegin();

// reason:

error C2440: 'initializing' :
'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>

::iterator, struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT &,
struct A_POINT *,int>'

cannot be converted to

'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>::const_iterator,

struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT const &,
struct A_POINT const *,int>'

Source type was not accepted from any c'tors or ambigious.

Short: The _const_ is freaking out.

Now: How can I print out a deque backwards in VC6?
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[Kristo]

Gernot Frisch wrote:

I'm using #~*&$§ VC6 and have this problem:

// good
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_iterator it = p.POINTS.begin();
// bad
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_reverse_iterator it = p.POINTS.rbegin();

// reason:

error C2440: 'initializing' :
'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>

>::iterator,

struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT &,
struct A_POINT *,int>'

cannot be converted to

'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>

>::const_iterator,

struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT const &,
struct A_POINT const *,int>'

Source type was not accepted from any c'tors or ambigious.

Short: The _const_ is freaking out.

Now: How can I print out a deque backwards in VC6?

What's stopping you from using a regular reverse_iterator? Slap a
comment on it saying something to the effect of "thou shalt not modify
values pointed to by this iterator."

Kristo

[Gernot Frisch]

"Kristo" <kr*******@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Gernot Frisch wrote:

I'm using #~*&$§ VC6 and have this problem:

// good
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_iterator it = p.POINTS.begin();
// bad
std::deque<A_POINT>::const_reverse_iterator it = p.POINTS.rbegin();

// reason:

error C2440: 'initializing' :
'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>

>::iterator,

struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT &,
struct A_POINT *,int>'

cannot be converted to

'class std::reverse_iterator<
class std::deque<
struct A_POINT,class std::allocator<struct A_POINT>

>::const_iterator,

struct A_POINT,struct A_POINT const &,
struct A_POINT const *,int>'

Source type was not accepted from any c'tors or ambigious.

Short: The _const_ is freaking out.

Now: How can I print out a deque backwards in VC6?

What's stopping you from using a regular reverse_iterator? Slap a
comment on it saying something to the effect of "thou shalt not modify
values pointed to by this iterator."

The deque comes from an const argument, thus I can't use a regular
iterator, can I?