boost::filesystem::recursive_directory_iterator end, begin(directory);
auto num_of_files=std::count_if(begin, end,
std::not1(boost::filesystem::is_directory)));
I am trying to negate the function is_directory on the above directory iterator but am hitting a brick wall. I have tried specifying the template for not1
as bool(*)(const boost::filesystem::path&)
and tried static casting the function both without success.
I know I can resort to a lamdba but this is cleaner if it works.
Thanks
std::not1
needs a function object as its argument. This function object can be obtained with std::ptr_fun
, so this should work:
auto num_of_files=std::count_if(begin, end,
std::not1(std::ptr_fun((bool(*)(const boost::filesystem::path&))boost::filesystem::is_directory)));
(the number of parentheses is probably incorrect). BTW, you need the cast because is_directory
is an overloaded function.
However, since you tag you question c++11, you could use lambdas:
auto num_of_files=std::count_if(begin, end, [](const boost::filesystem::path& p) { return !boost::filesystem::is_directory(p); });