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I am using the remove_if () construct to remove a series of values
from a list<int>  ... I am doing a loop like this:

list<int>::const_iterator next (l.begin());
list<int>::iterator       last (l.begin());
while ( next != l.end() )
{

   // increment before remove_if 
   list<int>::const_iterator cur ( next++ );
   int val = *cur;

   if ( val*val > MAX )
      break;

   //
   last = remove_if (last, l.end(), bind2nd (myPred, val));  

}

However, I am finding that each time remove_if is called, it *skips* the next
item in the sequence.  So, does the remove_if mess up the semantics of my
iterator?  What should I do?

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G. Bowden Wise
Computer Science Dept, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst, Troy, NY 12180
Email: wiseb@cs.rpi.edu         WWW: http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~wiseb/


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