Re: getting crash when erasing last from vector
Alex wrote:
Thanks Alex Blekhman.
Crash stopped.
But, It never go inside the if block. It always has odd numbers only.
I just want to iterate all the numbers (1 to 100). When even comes delete
from the vector using erase method. I just debugged it. It is skipping all
the even numbers. Where it is going wrong...
1st problem: you're using a bad algorithm. Deleting an element from the
start of a vector is O(n), so your algorithm is O(n^2). You can make it
O(n) by using std::remove_if:
struct IsEven
{
template <class T>
bool operator()(T n) const
{
return (n % 2) == 0;
}
};
MyIntVec.erase(
std::remove_if(
MyIntVec.begin(),
MyIntVec.end(),
IsEven() //or use std::tr1::bind with equals, modulus and VC++ 9!
),
MyIntVec.end()
);
2nd problem: if you don't care about the algorithm, and your code is
skipping elements, then you've failed to correctly copy what Alex gave
you (note that there is NO ++MyIntVecItr at the top of the for loop).
Tom
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