Re: [Boost-users] Disabling Tokenizer in Derived Classes - after their constructors have been executed.

I have boost tokenizer and its iterator stored in my base class. The tokenizer got initialized with a const std::string&. I do the tokenization in my base class and provide the iterator, pointing to the first token, to the derived classes - but only to be used in their constructors. After the derived class constructor has been executed, the tokenizer and its iterator should not remain available - what can I do to accomplish that?

[This is less of a boost issue and more of a general design issue...] Why do the tokenizer and the iterator need to be in the base class at all? Why not just construct them on the stack in the derived constructor? Regards, Nate