2008/11/4 Rainer Deyke <rainerd@eldwood.com>:
When using this type:
boost::spirit::position_iterator<std::string::const_iterator>
This happened because position_iterator's tag has been changed to be a forward iterator - before it was incorrectly labelled as the same type of iterator as the underlying iterator, but it didn't implement them. So iterator adaptor was supplying a buggy implementation of those methods. It looks like you're using 'operator+' to increase the iterator, it wouldn't give the correct position and could easily be jumping over the wrong number of characters. If you're code was previously compiling, and you were using position_iterator to get the position, you'll probably get the wrong position. Since you didn't include any code, my suggestion is that you should use 'boost::next' to advance the iterator. Daniel