Ovanes Markarian writes:

On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 9:25 PM, Joaquin M Lopez Munoz wrote:

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Ovanes Markarian writes:

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  entry_data& entries = indexed; //get the view to the MI-Container

What is this supposed to do? Usually you get an index view using get(), which you're not using here. 

I thought I am getting an index view here. Isn't it done implicitly... Why am I suppose to use it than? The upper statement can be seen as:

my_index_container_type::index::type& entries = indexed;

If I am not suppose to do that this way, why does this code compile? I know the docs state I should use the

my_index_container_type::get<...> member, by how is this construct should be different?

In this particular case you're being lucky because the index you're getting is the first one and the whole multi_index_container publicly derives from it. If you tried a different index it wouldn't have worked. In general you shouldn't rely on this trick not even for index #0.  

Ok thanks for your help and a great lib! 

Thanks for using Boost.MultiIndex. Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo