Hi, I have vector<stringfilled with some values.
I need to remove every item if(vec[i].empty() && vec[i-1].empty())
For remove all empty strings i will use:
vec.erase(remove_if(vec.begin(), vec.end(), isEmpty), vec.end())
isEmpty is simply returning string::empty()
But how to remove it only if previous item was empty as well?
For example if my vector contain values:
["some str", "", "", "", "some other", "and other", "", "next", "", ""]
I need:
["some str", "", "some other", "and other", "", "next", ""]
Thanks for any tips
Best regards
Jakub
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Jakubo <th**@foo.o2.shmoo.plwrote:
Hi, I have vector<stringfilled with some values.
I need to remove every item if(vec[i].empty() && vec[i-1].empty())
For remove all empty strings i will use:
vec.erase(remove_if(vec.begin(), vec.end(), isEmpty), vec.end())
isEmpty is simply returning string::empty()
But how to remove it only if previous item was empty as well?
For example if my vector contain values:
["some str", "", "", "", "some other", "and other", "", "next", "", ""]
I need:
["some str", "", "some other", "and other", "", "next", ""]
Consider std::unique(). You will probably have to make a predicate for
it.
Daniel T. wrote:
Consider std::unique(). You will probably have to make a predicate for
it.
I knew it was in Scott Meyers "Efective STL" :>, but I was looking for
it in containers chapter instead of algorithms :)
Thank You :)
Best regards
Jakub
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