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[RossH <>]

Cody M Rose wrote
> Depending on what you're iterating over it sounds like you could kludge 
> this by creating a sequence filled with pointers to your actual 
> iterators. It's certainly not elegant, though.
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Yea, the nicest one-off solution is to use a boost::iterator_adaptor (I
actually posted the code for this exact
solution on my blog:
http://www.rosshemsley.co.uk/2012/08/boost-iterator_adaptors-and-modifying-the-cgal-finite_vertices_iterator/).

But here I am writing the functions to use as a library so I don't want the
user to see the inconsistency.



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