Hello,

I have code like:

   int c1 = 1; set<int> s1; s1.insert(c1); // Add a number to a set

   interval_map< date, set<int> > cmap; // Declare an interval_map

   discrete_interval<date> range1 = discrete_interval<date>::closed(from_string("2012-01-01"), from_string("2012-01-30")); // Define the interval

   cmap += make_pair(range1, s1); // Associate the interval with the set

This works well.

But boost complains if I change the 'set' to a 'list' in the above code.

Is only the 'set' supported as a value?

Thanks!

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