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data structures - Does a standard implementation of a Circular List exist for C++?

I want to use a circular list.

Short of implementing my own (like this person did) what are my options?

Specifically what I want to do is iterate over a list of objects. When my iterator reaches the end of the list, it should automatically return to the beginning. (Yes, I realize this could be dangerous.)

See Vladimir's definition of a circular_iterator: "A circular_iterator will never be equal with CircularList::end(), thus you can always dereference this iterator."

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There's no standard circular list.

However, there is a circular buffer in Boost, which might be helpful.

If you don't need anything fancy, you might consider just using a vector and accessing the elements with an index. You can just mod your index with the size of the vector to achieve much the same thing as a circular list.


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