ersatz = limited (cheap) You might use partition or stable_partition on the container of indices. The predicate would dereference and return valid/invalid. Partition or stable_partition would separate your container of indices into two groups. Iterators in [begin, middle) would mark valid indices, and iterators in [middle, end) would mark invalid indices. You'd plot the dereferenced set of valid indices in [begin, middle). Vince On Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 1:45 PM, MM <finjulhich@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5 November 2013 18:34, Vincent N. Virgilio <virgilio@ieee.org> wrote:
Yes, stable_partition (and probably partition) involve swaps, according to SGI's doc.
Instead, you might apply one of the above partition functions to a parallel container of indices, and dereference with the predicate?
Seems like this is steering back to an ersatz version of a boost adaptor.
Vince
Could you elaborate? what do you mean an "ersatz version of a boost adaptor"
I can store a container of indices that are invalid, and get max and min,and access via a [] with the help of that container. I just was looking to reuse some component for this rather than implement it myself.
Or modify your algorithm to not require random access. ;-) What are you wanting to do with the sequence(s)? I need to plot only the elements that are valid. Unfortunately, the plotting library requires a sort of indexed element,
Thanks, MM
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