"Convert" iterator

[jano_alex_es]

Hi,

it is possible to check and transform an iterator to another type? doesn't seem so, but I wanted to be 100% sure.

In my case, I have a vector with objects and I'd like to transform the iterator to one of that object.

For instance:

CSQLGroups::VSQLGROUPS vGroups;
 
fillGroups(vGroups);
 for(itGr = vGroups.begin(); itGr != vGroups.end(); itGr++)
{
QString name = itGt.sname;
QString surname = itGt.ssurname;
 
if anotherVector.contains(itGr) //But it's an iterator, it's different.
{}
}

CSQLGroups::VSQLGROUPS vGroups;

fillGroups(vGroups);
 for(itGr = vGroups.begin(); itGr != vGroups.end(); itGr++)
{
QString name = itGt.sname;
QString surname = itGt.ssurname;

if anotherVector.contains(itGr) //But it's an iterator, it's different.
{}
}

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thanks!

[wysota]

Try:

if(anotherVector.contains(*itGr))

if(anotherVector.contains(*itGr))

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[jano_alex_es]

It does when I try with vectors of integers, strings... but it doesn't, logically, when is a non standard type (it can't compare)

thanks!

[lyuts]

how do you declare your vector?

[jano_alex_es]

it's a group of structs, that's why it's not possible (if I don't reimplement the == operator)

[lyuts]

why do you need to reimplement ==? You are not using it in your code.

[jano_alex_es]

because in the error message said "can't compare " and the compiler stops in the line (not in my code, in the already-built classes) where the code tries to compare the iterator with the struct :P

[lyuts]

Yep, got it.