On Jun 30, 12:34pm, xyz <lavanyaredd...@gmail.com> wrote:

> i have a vector of certain class which has certain parameters
> xxx is my class
> and here is my vector
> std::vector<xxx > yyy;
>
> in my vector i have the data as below:
> 12 abcde 34567 asdf 1
> 13 fjggkf 2343 fkjhk 3
> 12 fgfgfh 33434 fgh 2
> 34 dgdg 5454 fgfdg 2
> ....
> now i want to iterate through my vector inorder i have to delete 2nd
> line in my vector
> here is my iterator which goes through all elements of my vector
>
> std::vector<xxx >::iterator iter;
>
> i could able to do with the integer vector but i have problem with the
> vector of certain class

You do it the same way.

> thank you for any

Use the erase-remove idiom. If your class defines an operator== that
can compare two of them for equivelance, then simply:

yyy.erase(remove(yyy.begin(), yyy.end()), yyy.end());

If your class doesn't have an op==, then you will have to define a
predicate that returns true for the value(s) that needs to be removed
and use the remove_if algorithm:

bool mypred(const xxx& left, const xxx& right);
// returns true is left is like right.

yyy.erase(remove_if(yyy.begin(), yyy.end(), &mypred), yyy.end());

You could also use a function object (functor) for "mypred", possibly
even compose one from the standard ones that exist or using something
like the boost lambda library.