Hi,
I'm evaluating the json library and I've found a strange behaviour using the iterator. Here a fragment of code:
Json::Value::const_iterator i = jsonFields.begin(); while (i != jsonFields.end()) { DO SOMETHING i++; }
This code is performing well: earch Value is given back by the iterator. But the following code crashes:
Json::Value::const_iterator i;
i = jsonFields.begin(); while (i != jsonFields.end()) { DO SOMETHING i++; }
The only difference is the split (declaration and initialisation) but the condition i != jsonFields.end() is never true even when the end is reached.
It is normal ?? Am I doing something wrong ??
Best regards, Pierre
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Hi,
I'm evaluating the json library and I've found a strange behaviour using the iterator. Here a fragment of code:
Json::Value::const_iterator i = jsonFields.begin();
while (i != jsonFields.end())
{
DO SOMETHING
i++;
}
This code is performing well: earch Value is given back by the iterator. But the following code crashes:
Json::Value::const_iterator i;
i = jsonFields.begin();
while (i != jsonFields.end())
{
DO SOMETHING
i++;
}
The only difference is the split (declaration and initialisation) but the condition i != jsonFields.end() is never true even when the end is reached.
It is normal ?? Am I doing something wrong ??
Best regards,
Pierre