Hello All, The documentation of [Single Pass Range][1] in Boost.Range says that there should be both `iterator` and `const_iterator` associated types and both const and non-const overloads for `begin` and `end`. However if it is really a single-pass range, I don't see a way to implement a `const_iterator` that would work on `const` reference to the range, because the `operator++` of the iterator involves calling a non-const method of the range. For example the `std::istream_iterator::operator++` calls `std::istream::operator>>`, which is non-const and so there is no `const_istream_iterator`. The `istream_range` cheats around this a little, because the range is a wrapper around the stream, not the stream itself. But when I have similarly behaving class that I can make itself be a range, do I really have to work around this using a wrapper, or can the requirement be relaxed in practice? [1]: http://www.boost.org/libs/range/doc/html/range/concepts/single_pass_range.ht... -- Jan Hudec <bulb@ucw.cz>