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X-Original-Date: 1 Jan 1996 05:46:03 GMT

"erase" invalidates all active iterators on the container.  The results are 
undefined.

Do this instead:

_itemList.erase( _itemList.begin(), _itemList.end() );


- Terris

In article <4c1n8o$2jn@netlab.cs.rpi.edu>, wiseb@cs.rpi.edu says...
>
>X-Original-Date: Fri, 29 Dec 1995 16:21:37 -0800
>
>Hi,
>
>I am using the STL to hold a list of items for a DDEML topic.  When
>the topic is destroyed, all of the associated items with that
>topic are erased from the topic's item list.  Erasing the item
>also causes the item's destructor to be called:
>
>
>BOOL DDETopic::DelAllItems ()
>{
>#ifdef DEBUGON
>Tracer t("DDETopic::DelAllItems ()");
>#endif
>
>   for (_itemIter  =   _itemList.begin();
>        _itemIter  !=  _itemList.end();
>        _itemIter++)
>   {
>#ifdef DEBUGON
>if (__theLog) __theLog->OutputLn ("calling erase for item");
>#endif
>      _itemList.erase (_itemIter);
>   }
>
>   return TRUE;
>}
>
>In my particular application the list only contains a single 
>element.
>
>When DEBUGON is enabled, the single item is correctly deleted the
>first time through the loop.  However, I can also verify that
>the loop is entered a second time, thereby resulting in a GPF.
>
>Any ideas why the _itemIter != _itemList.end() test of the for
>loop is failing?  Anyone else encountered this?
>
>Bowden
>Dept of Computer Science, RPI
>wiseb@cs.rpi.edu
>http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~wiseb/
>
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