I'm trying to initialize a std::vector from a std::list efficiently, but I'm not having any luck.
For example, it'd like to something like this:
void myFunc(std::list<double>::iterator begin, std::list<double>::iterator end)
{
std::vector <double> data(begin, end);
// or
std::vector <double> data;
data::insert(data.begin(), data.end());
}
However, this is not working since the containers seem to only support their own iterator types? Am I missing something? Is what I am trying to accomplish not that easily possible?
Your first version
std::vector<double> data(begin, end);
is correct.
You second version should be
std::vector<double> data;
data.insert(data.begin(), begin, end);